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US Commits $1 Billion to Colombia Amid New President's War on Drugs
The US has pledged $1 billion in support to Colombia as Abelardo de la Espriella is sworn in as president. His inaugural address emphasized a strong stance against narco-terrorism, aiming for a comprehensive strategy to combat drug-related violence. This financial commitment highlights the US's ongoing partnership with Colombia in addressing drug trafficking and security challenges.
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