Overview

• Argentina and Colombia agree to end diplomatic spat following a war of words between their presidents, aiming to strengthen their relationship.
• The conflict was sparked by Argentine President Javier Milei's harsh comments towards Colombian President Gustavo Petro, leading to the expulsion of Argentine diplomats.
• Both countries announce the return of their ambassadors and Colombia approves Argentina's newly appointed ambassador, marking a significant step towards reconciliation.
• The dispute highlights the stark political differences between Milei, a right-wing economist, and Petro, a left-wing former guerrilla, both of whom were elected on promises of radical change.
• Despite their differences, the resolution of this diplomatic crisis underscores the importance of dialogue and cooperation between the two nations.