US Maintains Colombia "Failed Demonstrably" in Fighting Drug Trafficking
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The Donald Trump administration also maintained the decertification of Colombia's anti-drug policy, but praised the commitments of the new right-wing president Abelardo de la Espriella, as well as Bolivia, where he has also assumed a new go
US maintains Colombia "failed demonstrably" in fighting drug trafficking
The United States President Donald Trump maintained that Colombia “failed demonstrably during the previous 12 months to make substantial efforts to adhere to their obligations under international counternarcotics agreements.” In an annual reviews, Trump stressed that the South American country maintains its an unwilling drug trafficking country “solely due to the incompetence and chaos produced by […]
The government of Donald Trump held Colombia on Wednesday, September 16, under the qualification of “failed proven” in fulfilling its commitments to fight drugs, but accompanied the decision of an exception that allows to maintain assistance considered of national interest to Washington. The US attributed the situation to the former executive of Gustavo Petro and expressed its expectation that the new president Abelardo de la Espriella will reve…
The United States maintains the decertification of Colombia and Bolivia due to failures in the fight against drugs, but grants an exemption to continue aid.Colombia, under the mandate of De la Espriella, promises to eradicate illicit crops, while Bolivia launches a new anti-drug policy for 2026-2030.
It is expected that next year the condition will be lifted.
The United States keeps the Andean country on the list of those who do not collaborate against drug trafficking, although it points out as responsible the previous government and salutes the new
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