Colombia's Marroquin Faces Turbulent Era and US Role
Bogota dispatch profiles President Jose Manuel Marroquin amid a drawn out internal revolution that devastated finances and threatens regional secession. The interview portrays the scholar-statesman as central to a fragile government while warning Washington to heed its national conscience and avoid intervention that could fracture Colombia and the broader Latin American balance.
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United States urged to respect Colombia on canal project
A speaker appeals to the American people to honor international law and Colombia's rights in the Panama canal matter. The text warns that proceeding by violating a weaker nation would stain the republic, urging peaceful cooperation and recognition of Colombia's stance while pursuing the canal.
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