US EditionColombian Presidency Outraged over Alleged Coal Shipments to Israel
- Colombian President Gustavo Petro has ordered the National Navy to intercept and block all coal shipments to Israel, intensifying his stance against Israel's military actions in Gaza.
- Petro condemned internal officials for continuing coal exports, stating, 'Not a single ton of coal should leave Colombia for Israel.'
- He has called for urgent consultations with coal unions and indigenous communities, particularly the Wayúu, affected by mining.
- Petro has criticized Israel's actions in Gaza and declared a commitment to cease coal exports until 'the genocide is stopped.
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einnews.comPetro orders all Colombian coal exports to Israel halted
Colombian President Gustavo Petro has ordered the National Navy to intercept and stop any ships carrying coal bound for Israel in response to what he considers to be a genocide in Gaza. Coal exports to Israel had been banned by decree in August 2024, except for pre-existing contracts. However, some government officials apparently disregarded that order.
26-07-25.-The president of Colombia, Gustavo Petro, ordered this Thursday the Navy to stop the ships that transport coal to Israel, in rejection of the military offensive in the Gaza Strip. The left-wing president banned by decree the export of coal to that country in August 20...
Colombian Mining Association revealed what the major consequences would be if Colombia slows down exports of ore to Israel
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