The New York Times reports that U.S. authorities have not yet filed any charges against Colombian President Gustavo Petro, despite ongoing investigations. This situation raises questions about the future of political leadership in Colombia.
The Colombian Central Bank has raised the main interest rate by a full percentage point following the withdrawal of Finance Minister Avila from a monetary policy meeting. This move reflects increasing tensions between the government led by Gustavo Petro and the monetary authority.
US prosecutors are investigating potential connections between Colombian President Gustavo Petro and drug traffickers, according to media reports. The investigation has heightened tensions in bilateral relations with the Trump administration.