US EditionColombia Loses About 5% of Coal Revenues with the Cessation of Shipments to Israel
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Article one of the draft provides that, without exception, all exports of coal (coal) are prohibited in order to deal with the war in Gaza.
"We are not complicit in genocide." In this way, Colombia's president, Gustavo Petro, ordered the immediate arrest of coal shipments to Israel, in response to the genocide perpetrated by that country against the Palestinian people in Gaza.
Colombia will not be able to export coal to Israel definitively: Petro has draft decree ready: IEA. Image: Ben Scherjon in Pixabay. As is known, the government of President Gustavo Petro has shown itself against companies, industries and other actors that market raw materials, goods or services that could fuel the war conflict in Gaza, as has happened with the mining sector of Colombia that exports coal to Israel.
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