Colombia Rejects US Military Threats Over Drug Trafficking
Colombia rejects US threats of military action over drug trafficking, urging regional unity and a rights-focused, evidence-based response.
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Colombia rejects US threats of military action over drug trafficking, urging regional unity and a rights-focused, evidence-based response.
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