Colombia: president-elect De La Espriella breaks with Cuba and closes 14 embassies
July 28, 2026·6 COUNTRIES
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Senator Iván Cepeda denounced the inauguration scheduled at a military garrison in Cauca: 'We fear repressive action, violent action against the civilian population.'
Covered by COLOMBIALogistics and television broadcast contracts for the power transition total 5.95 billion pesos, according to the presidency office.
Covered by COLOMBIAReopening the Colombian embassy in Jerusalem and shelving plans for a Palestinian mission, a reorientation branded 'diplomatic restructuring' by El Ciudadano
Covered by CHILEDaniel Noboa confirms an 'initial agreement' with De La Espriella on bilateral electricity tariff pricing, with up to 370-380 additional megawatts expected through the interconnection line
Covered by ÉQUATEURThe August 7 swearing-in could be held in Cauca rather than Bogota, in a claimed symbolic echo to Simon Bolivar's 1821 investiture (Analitica)
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