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School Director on Colombia's Global Role
The elected Colombian President, Abelardo De La Espreña, announced radical changes in foreign policy, including the closure of 14 embassies and 15 consulates, among them the embassies of Algeria and South Africa, the reopening of the Israeli embassy in Jerusalem, and the severing of relations with Cuba and Nicaragua. These steps aim to redirect foreign policy toward strengthening relations with countries that offer economic and commercial benefits, rebuilding alliances with the United States and Israel, and moving away from previous orientations that targeted Africa, especially Algeria. The adjustments also focus on revising Colombia’s global presence priorities, reducing the footprint in countries that do not substantially contribute to economic and diplomatic interests, and adopting a new strategy reflecting different geopolitical balances, with a greater inclination toward the Eastern Atlantic. Additionally, there will be changes in the dynamics surrounding the Western Sahara issue, likely highlighting increased rapprochement with Morocco and support for the autonomous plan in Western Sahara.
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