The government of Colombia accused the United States over the weekend of violating international law by revoking far-left President Gustavo Petro’s U.S. visa after he called for the U.S. military to disobey its commander in chief’s orders.
Officials in Bogotá condemned the decision as a “diplomatic weapon” and as a “violation” of Petro’s free speech rights.
Hours later, the U.S. State Department announced that it would revoke Gustavo Petro’s U.S. visa over his “reckless and incendiary actions” in New York.
Petro returned to Bogotá on Saturday morning and claimed in a social media post that he “doesn’t care” that he no longer has a U.S. visa…
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