Colombia’s New Foreign Policy Toward Venezuela: Trade, Washington, and the ELN Set the Agenda
The arrival of Abelardo de la Espriella’s government will mark a turning point in Colombian foreign policy.
The arrival of Abelardo de la Espriella’s government will mark a turning point in Colombian foreign policy.
Chancellor Félix Plasencia’s first international tour confirmed a trend that has been consolidating since January 3.
Framed within the “Venezuela Reborn” plan, the Government not only seeks to raise buildings but also to promote a modern legal framework that allows the country to effectively recover from the tragedy.
Today, the demand of one country is beginning to play an equally important role in the oil market: China.
Amid statistical cross-references and the tireless work of its volunteers, the municipal cemetery enabled for the fatal victims of the twin earthquakes attempts to restore some humanity in the face of tragedy.
The double earthquake on June 24 severely damaged the two terminals of Maiquetía International Airport, forcing operations to be suspended.
Delcy Rodríguez appointed Johann Álvarez as the new chargé d’affaires in the United States on July 14, taking over from Félix Plasencia.
The National Assembly signed a solidarity agreement with the victims of the double earthquake, demanding the immediate cessation of sanctions…
On July 8, an Argentine company with a presence in Venezuela, Aldyl Energía, unloaded four Drillmec rigs at the port of Guanta in Anzoátegui.
The latest cabinet reshuffle under interim President Delcy Rodríguez marks a turning point for Venezuelan foreign policy, with diplomat and politician Félix Plasencia at its center.