Colombia, Brazil and Mexico Call for Declaration of a Ceasefire in the Middle East

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Mexico, Colombia and Brazil call for an immediate ceasefire in the Middle East and call for a resolution of the conflict through international dialogue and diplomacy

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Countries claim that divergences are resolved by diplomacy

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Mexico, Colombia and Brazil have joined the critical voices against the war in Iran. In a joint statement, the three countries call for “the immediate ceasefire in the Middle East” and urge “the need for differences between states to be resolved through international diplomacy.” Mexican President Claudia Sheinbuam advanced the announcement during her morning conference on Friday. “It was an initiative of President Petro to invite countries from …

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BOGOTÁ (AP) — On Friday, the governments of Colombia, Brazil and Mexico signed a joint communiqué calling for an “immediate” ceasefire in the Middle East and encouraged the opening of spaces for dialogue between the parties to the conflict. “We consider it essential that an immediate ceasefire be declared in the current conflict in the Middle East, in order to open effective spaces for dialogue and negotiation,” the three Latin American countrie…

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Mexico City, 13 Mar (EFE).- The president of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum, highlighted this Friday the joint call of Mexico, Colombia and Brazil to demand a ceasefire in the Middle East and promote a diplomatic solution by warning that it is “affecting the whole world”, in the midst of the war escalation involving the United States, Israel and Iran. https://holanews.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/rss-efedb07b215-186c-4f2f-a159-d60aab365a60-hd-web.m…

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Countries have also stressed that they are willing to contribute "to the peace processes that build confidence, in order to move forward towards a political and negotiated solution to the conflict"