Following intense disagreement over the succession of leadership in the regional institution during a critical time, half of the participating members have immediately committed to withdrawing.
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In an interview with Bloomberg, Colombia’s president, Juan Manuel Santos, discussed the impact a Venezuelan collapse would have on Colombia and future negotiations with the FARC and ELN.
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Despite the absence of ambassadors, Brazilian exports to Havana grow, and the Mais Médicos program persists. Brazil continues to have no ambassador in Cuba.
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The Comunidad Andina (CAN) gave Ecuador 10 days to eliminate import tariffs.
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Ecuador experienced one of the most violent episodes in its history.
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The murder of Ecuadorian journalists Javier Ortega, Paúl Rivas, and Efraín Segarra, all from El Comercio of Quito, were murdered by a group of FARC dissidents led by Walter Arizala Vernaza, alias “Guacho.”
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Fleeing persecution and the precarious situation in their home country, many Venezuelans have landed in the Dominican Republic.
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Mexico provided aid to Nicaragua to control a forest fire.
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The Ecuadorian government announced that negotiations would not be pursued in securing the release of two kidnapped journalists and their driver.
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Colombia is noting an increased presence of Mexican drug dealers, according to an investigation from the organization Insight Crime and the Universidad del Rosario.
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