Colombia Seeks Tariff Suspension After Quake

The Colombian President, Iván Duque Márquez, asked U.S. President Donald Trump during a phone call to temporarily suspend tariffs on Colombian goods, aiming to ease the suffering of business owners affected by the earthquake that struck the region on August 10th with a magnitude of 7.4 near San José del Palmar. Duque emphasized the importance of international support and humanitarian assistance, while Trump offered his condolences to the victims' families and expressed his solidarity with Colombia, stressing that strengthening cooperation between the two countries is essential for the nation's recovery. The earthquake resulted in 294 deaths, 3,935 injuries, and 320 people reported missing, as rescue operations continue amid concerns about aftershocks and worsening humanitarian conditions.

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