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US and Colombia Recall Diplomats Amid Escalating Diplomatic Tensions
ByAinvest
Thursday, Jul 3, 2025 4:36 pm ET1min read
US and Colombia have recalled their ambassadors in Bogotá and Washington due to diplomatic tensions. The US Department of State cited "unfounded and censurable" statements from Colombia's government, while President Gustavo Petro argued that a review of the bilateral agenda was necessary. This comes ahead of the US's evaluation of Colombia's anti-drug efforts, known as certification. The move has the potential to escalate diplomatic tensions and impact trade and cooperation on issues such as narcotics trafficking and armed groups.
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