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Colombia Turns Hard Right After De la Espriella’s Inauguration

This marks a pivot toward U.S., Israeli security partners, reviving force-first anti-drug tactics.

Petro Visits Havana to Defend Cuba in Final Official Trip

Colombia’s President‑Elect Faces Criminal Complaint as He Moves to Restore Ties With Israel

Petro Tells Lula He Will Step Down Aug. 6 as Colombia’s Transition Stalls

Petro's 'Heil Hitler' Post and Nazi Comparisons Draw Sharp International Rebuke

Colombian Commission Seeks Temporary Suspension of President Petro Through June 21

Petro Replies 'Heil Hitler' to Pro‑Espriella Column, Prompting Global Rebukes

FARC Dissidents Claim Colombia Highway Bombing That Killed 21

Milei Government Denounces DW Donkey-Meat Story as an Image-Damaging Operation

Colombia Roadside Bombing Kills 21 as State Hits Back Before Election

Bombing of Minibus in Colombia’s Cauca Kills 14

Petro, Rodríguez Agree to Joint Border Security in First Post-Maduro Visit

Petro to File Criminal Complaint Against Ecuador’s Noboa Over ‘Fito’ Claim

Bukele Offers To Send All Salvadoran Prisoners to Colombia After Petro’s Rebuke

Brazil Defends Pix as U.S. Trade Probe Intensifies and Colombia Seeks Access

U.S. Prosecutors in New York Open Preliminary Inquiries Into Colombia’s President Gustavo Petro

New York Prosecutors Probe Colombia’s President Over Alleged Contacts With Traffickers

DEA Designates Colombia’s President Gustavo Petro a Priority Target as U.S. Prosecutors Open Inquiries

Colombia–Ecuador Standoff Deepens After Petro Alleges Cross-Border Bombing

Venezuela–Colombia Summit Scrapped at Last Minute as Bogotá Sends Top Ministers to Caracas