Abelardo de la Espriella announces the closure of embassies and consulates, and discards links with the governments of Cuba and Nicaragua
Colombia-elect closes 14 embassies and breaks ties with Cuba and Nicaragua
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With these two Governments there will be no concurrent representation or other continuity mechanism, within a plan that includes the closure of 14 embassies and about 15 consulates. "Except for Cuba and Nicaragua. In my government there will be no link to tyranny, "De la Espriella said in a broadcast on his social networks on Sunday, July 26, as EFE reported. Republican Congressman Carlos Giménez expressed his public support for the decision announced by Colombia's elected president, Abelardo De La Espriella, to break diplomatic relations with Cuba and Nicaragua once he took office.
Furthermore, The Colombian President-elect said that these measures "do not mean breaking diplomatic relations" with the countries concerned, except Cuba and Nicaragua, with whom he said that in his government "there will be no link to tyranny".
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With these two Governments there will be no concurrent representation or other continuity mechanism, within a plan that includes the closure of 14 embassies and about 15 consulates. "Except for Cuba and Nicaragua.
according to Infobae — AméricaIn my government there will be no link to tyranny, "De la Espriella said in a broadcast on his social networks on Sunday, July 26, as EFE reported.
according to Infobae — AméricaRepublican Congressman Carlos Giménez expressed his public support for the decision announced by Colombia's elected president, Abelardo De La Espriella, to break diplomatic relations with Cuba and Nicaragua once he took office.
according to Semana (CO) — PortadaThe Colombian President-elect said that these measures "do not mean breaking diplomatic relations" with the countries concerned, except Cuba and Nicaragua, with whom he said that in his government "there will be no link to tyranny"
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