Bolivia and Colombia Expel Each Other's Ambassadors
Bolivia and Colombia have mutually expelled each other's ambassadors, marking a significant escalation in diplomatic tensions between the two South American countries. Colombia's expulsion of Bolivia's envoy was described as a reciprocal measure.
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Bolivia and Colombia expel each other's ambassadors
Bolivian farmers, laborers and miners have been demonstrating for weeks over the economic policies of new center-right President Rodrigo Paz. Bolivia said it was expelling Colombia's envoy over "interference" by its left-wing President Gustavo Petro, who called the rallies a 'popular insurrection.'
Read full article →Bolivia dismisses Colombian ambassador as tensions heighten - The Straits Times
Bolivia dismisses Colombian ambassador as tensions heighten The Straits Times
Read full article →Bolivia expels Colombia’s ambassador to La Paz
The government of Bolivia expelled Colombia’s ambassador to la Paz, Elizabeth Garcia, in response to comments made by President Gustavo Petro about ongoing unrest in the Andean country. In a press statement, Bolivia’s Foreign Ministry said it ordered the ambassador to leave “to uphold the principles of sovereignty, non-interference in internal affairs, and mutual respect […] The post Bolivia expels Colombia’s ambassador to La Paz appeared first on Colombia News.
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