Colombia’s Course Correction: Priorities and Opportunities Under New Conservative Leadership

The Heritage Foundation announces an event featuring Colombia's incoming Foreign Minister-designate Omar Bula Escobar, discussing the priorities of President-elect Abelardo de la Espriella's administration. The new government aims to restore pro-security and pro-United States conservative leadership, reversing the policies of the far-left Gustavo Petro government. Key goals include restoring economic growth and reclaiming lost security gains against resurgent narco-terrorist threats. The article highlights the potential for renewed U.S.-Colombia cooperation under President Trump's Shield of the Americas initiative, positioning Colombia as part of a broader conservative wave in the Americas.

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