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Abelardo de la Espriella has been sworn in as the new president of Colombia, pledging to defeat narco-terrorists and restore order. The United States has offered $1 billion in aid to the new administration.
Colombia's newly inaugurated president has declared an end to dialogue with drug traffickers, vowing to defeat 'narco-terrorists' and restore order in the country. This strong stance was a central theme of his first speech as leader.
The Nasarawa State Government announced plans to collaborate with Colombia on counterterrorism efforts, with Governor Sule commending Colombia for overcoming its past challenges.
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Colombia's new president, De la Espriella, has taken office, marking a right-wing shift in Latin American politics, though governing a divided nation is expected to be challenging.
Argentine President Javier Milei is on a trip to Ecuador and Colombia, where he will meet with Daniel Noboa and hold talks with Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar, aiming to deepen regional right-wing alliances.
Multiple bomb attacks, including a car bomb, occurred in Colombia on the first day of President Abelardo de la Espriella's new administration, resulting in at least one police officer dead. The attacks overshadowed the start of the new government's term.
Colombia is transitioning to a new political era with a right-wing government, led by a new president with no prior government experience, facing numerous challenges.
One month into Hong Kong's dog-friendly dining scheme, restaurateur Ken Chu Ka-chun reports a 20 percent increase in business at one of his restaurants, benefiting from pet owners dining out under the new government initiative.
The United States has offered $1 billion to Colombia on the first day of its new right-wing president's term, who used his maiden speech to promise an 'all-out war' on 'narco-terrorism.'
Colombia enters a new political era with a hard-right president promising order, growth, and confrontation, vowing to remake the country and challenge its fragile peace.
As Abelardo de la Espriella takes office as president vowing a new military offensive, Colombia's last left-wing rebel group, the ELN, is preparing to resume fighting.
Datuk Seri Joachim Gunsalam, Deputy Chief Minister I, has been elected as the new president of Parti Bersatu Sabah (PBS) unopposed, following a record number of nominations for the party.
The United States has pledged $1 billion in security aid to Colombia on the first day of the new Trump-backed president's term. The new president, nicknamed "The Tiger," has vowed to combat drug trafficking.
The Taoiseach has defended the new Government jet following reports that an Israeli-made navigational tool was omitted. Concerns have been raised regarding the aircraft's navigation capabilities.
The University of Essex has opened a new £2.5 million government-funded facility, including a dedicated cancer diagnostics laboratory, aimed at training biomedical scientists.
A photographer documented a "peace zone" in Buenaventura, Colombia, a port city long affected by armed group violence. This enclave provides shelter in stilt houses for residents seeking safety.
The Trump administration is fast-tracking a military partnership with Colombia to combat drug traffickers, with sweeping plans already underway as the country's new Trump-endorsed president takes office.
Gustavo Petro concludes his term as president of Colombia, marking the end of a four-year period characterized by promises, public discourse, and controversy.