Behind the Diplomatic Facade: Colombia’s Petro Seeks to Mend Ties with Trump Amid Ongoing National Security Concerns
Colombia’s President Gustavo Petro meets President Trump in Washington aiming to reset bilateral relations after a turbulent year marked by drug war criticisms and sanctions—but will American interests truly be safeguarded?
In a diplomatic unfolding that speaks volumes about shifting geopolitical priorities, Colombian President Gustavo Petro is set to meet former U.S. President Donald Trump at the White House—a meeting announced as an attempt to "turn the page" on a fraught year between the two nations. Yet beneath this veneer of reconciliation lies critical questions about how America’s national sovereignty and security interests will be defended. Is This Diplomatic Dance Really in America’s Interest? The relationship between Colombia and the United States has long been anchored in mutual cooperation against the scourge of narcotrafficking and safeguarding hemispheric stability. However, since January...
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