Colombia Reorganizes Diplomatic Ties

The elected Colombian president, Abelardo De La Espriella, who is backed by the United States, announced that he will cut diplomatic relations with Cuba and Nicaragua after assuming office on August 7. It is understood that there will be no relations with the "authoritarian" regimes in these two countries. Fifteen consulates and fourteen embassies will be closed, and Bogotá also plans to reopen a mission in Jerusalem while suspending the establishment of an embassy in Palestinian territories as part of a broader plan to reorganize foreign policy. Additionally, diplomatic missions in countries like Algeria, Haiti, Hungary, and Ethiopia will be closed or merged in order to reduce expenses and reallocate more funds to security. This comes amid unprecedented tensions with the United States and a shift in the country’s foreign policy.

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