US pledges $1bn support to Colombia as Trump-backed president sworn in
It was also attended by embattled Fifa president Gianni Infantino.De la Espriella chose to take the oath of office not in Colombia's capital, Bogotá, but in the volatile city of Cali, in the west. Critics have warned his confrontational style could deepen divisions in an already highly polarised country.De la Espriella has vowed a sharp break with his left-wing predecessor.
- ▪It was also attended by embattled Fifa president Gianni Infantino.De la Espriella chose to take the oath of office not in Colombia's capital, Bogotá, but in the volatile city of Cali, in the west.
- ▪Critics have warned his confrontational style could deepen divisions in an already highly polarised country.De la Espriella has vowed a sharp break with his left-wing predecessor.
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US pledges $1bn support to Colombia as Trump-backed president sworn inImage source, ReutersImage caption, Abelardo de la Espriella pledged a crackdown on organised crime in his first speech as president on FridayByIan Aikman and Mimi Swaby, Global affairs reporterPublished3 minutes agoThe US has pledged £1bn in assistance to Colombia, after the country's new right-wing president was sworn in on Friday.Trump ally Abelardo de la Espriella used his maiden speech to promise an "all-out war" on what he calls "narco-terrorism".In a statement hailing a "new era in US-Colombia relations", the US state department announced the financial support as part of a "security package" to help de la Espriella achieve "our shared goals", which include fighting organised crime and illegal immigration.The new…
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