The incoming administration of conservative President-elect Abelardo de la Espriella will close the Colombian embassy in Havana, Cuba, incoming Foreign Minister Omar Bula announced on Thursday.
The decision, Bula said, is part of a larger planned overhaul of Colombia’s diplomatic engagement, reducing contact with the Communist Party to “the minimum,” as the incoming conservative government “does not want to support dictatorships.”
Bula spoke with both Noticias Caracol and Noticias RCN on Thursday to discuss some of the upcoming changes in Colombia’s foreign policy once de la Espriella is inaugurated. The incoming minister announced during both…
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