Despite Trump-Petro feud, US-Colombia anti-drug partnership remains strong
President Trump said he spoke by phone with Colombian President Gustavo Petro, signaling a possible easing of tensions days after Trump suggested Colombia could face U.S. military action similar to the operation carried out in Venezuela.
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2 developments- Jan 5Colombia's Petro Says He Would 'Take Up Arms Again' to Defend Country From Trump Threats
- Jan 8Despite Trump-Petro feud, US-Colombia anti-drug partnership remains strong
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