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    Home - World News - Colombia to accept repatriated citizens after Trump sanctions threat, says White House
    World News Updated:January 27, 2025

    Colombia to accept repatriated citizens after Trump sanctions threat, says White House

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    Colombia to accept repatriated citizens after Trump sanctions threat, says White House

    In response to US sanctions threats, Colombia has agreed to accept repatriated citizens on military flights, the White House announced Sunday. Although Colombia has not confirmed, the US will halt plans for new tariffs and sanctions on Latin America’s fourth-largest economy, pending Colombia’s “unrestricted acceptance” of its nationals.

    Colombia to accept repatriated citizens after Trump sanctions threat, says White House

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