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80.0/100Despite months of clashing over US military intervention and drug trafficking, the two leaders say they shared a ‘terri…
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80.0/100For months, United States President Donald Trump has called him a “sick man” and an “illegal drug leader”.
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80.0/100But on Tuesday, Trump welcomed his Colombian counterpart, Gustavo Petro, to the White House for their first face-to-fac…
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80.0/100Both leaders hailed the meeting as productive, while acknowledging the lingering tensions that divide them.
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80.0/100At a news conference after their meeting, Petro waved away questions about his rocky history with Trump, whom he has pu…
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80.0/100Instead, he called the interaction “ a meeting between two equals who have different ways of thinking”.
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80.0/100“He didn’t change his way of his thinking.
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80.0/100But how do you do an agreement, a pact?
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80.0/100It’s not as between twin brothers.
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80.0/100It’s between opponents,” Petro said.
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80.0/100Separately, Trump told reporters from the Oval Office that he felt good about the meeting.
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80.0/100“I thought it was terrific,” he said.
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80.0/100On the agenda for the two leaders were issues including the fight against transnational drug trafficking and security i…
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80.0/100Here are five takeaways from Tuesday’s meeting.
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80.0/100A White House charm offensive Over the past year, Trump has invited the media to participate in his meetings with forei…
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80.0/100Not this time, however.
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80.0/100The meeting between Trump and Petro lasted nearly two hours, all of it behind closed doors.
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80.0/100But the two leaders emerged with largely positive things to say about one another.
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80.0/100In a post on social media, Petro revealed that Trump had gifted him several items, including a commemorative photograph…
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80.0/100“Gustavo – a great honor.
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80.0/100I love Colombia,” it read, followed by Trump’s signature.
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80.0/100In another post, Petro showed off a signed copy of Trump’s book, The Art of the Deal.
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80.0/100On its title page, Trump had scrawled another note to Petro: “You are great.
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80.0/100” “Can someone tell me what Trump said in this dedication?” Petro wrote jokingly in Spanish on social media.
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80.0/100“I don’t understand much English.
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80.0/100” A turning point in a tense relationship?
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80.0/100Petro’s joke appeared to be a cheeky nod to his notoriously rocky relationship with Trump.
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80.0/100It was only six days into Trump’s second term, on January 26, 2025, that he and Petro began their feud, trading threats…
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80.0/100Petro objected to the reported human rights violations facing the deportees.
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80.0/100Trump, meanwhile, took Petro’s initial refusal to accept the flights as a threat to US “national security”.
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80.0/100Petro ultimately backed down after Trump threatened steep sanctions on imported Colombian goods.
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80.0/100They continued to trade barbs in the months since.
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80.0/100Petro, for instance, has condemned the deadly US attacks on boats in the Caribbean Sea and Pacific Ocean, comparing the…
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80.0/100He has also criticised Trump for carrying out a US military offensive in Venezuela to abduct then-President Nicolas Mad…
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80.0/100That attack, Petro said, was tantamount to “kidnapping”.
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80.0/100Trump, meanwhile, stripped Petro of his US visa following the Colombian leader’s appearance at the United Nations Gener…
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80.0/100The Trump administration also sanctioned Petro in October, blaming the left-wing leader for allowing “drug cartels to f…
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80.0/100After removing Maduro from power on January 3, Trump offered a warning to Petro: he had better “watch his a**”.
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80.0/100The statement was widely interpreted to be a threat of military action against Colombia.
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80.0/100But Trump and Petro appeared to have reached a turning point last month.
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80.0/100On January 7, the two leaders held their first call together.
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80.0/100Tuesday’s in-person meeting marked another first in their relationship.
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80.0/100Agreeing to disagree Despite the easing tensions, the two leaders used their public statements after the meeting to rea…
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80.0/100Trump was the first to speak, holding a news conference in the Oval Office as he signed legislation to end a government…
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80.0/100The US president, a member of the right-wing Republican Party, used the appearance to reflect on the political tensions…
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80.0/100“He and I weren’t exactly the best of friends, but I wasn’t insulted, because I’d never met him,” Trump told reporters.
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80.0/100He added that Tuesday’s meeting was nevertheless pleasant.
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80.0/100“I didn’t know him at all, and we got along very well.
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80.0/100” Petro, meanwhile, held a longer news conference at the Colombian Embassy in Washington, DC, where he raised some poin…
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80.0/100Among the topics he mentioned was Israel’s genocidal war on Gaza, which the US has supported, and sustainable energy in…
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80.0/100Trump, in the past, has called the so-called green energy programmes a “scam”.
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80.0/100Petro, Colombia’s first left-wing leader, also reflected on his region’s history with colonialism and foreign intervent…
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80.0/100He told reporters it was important that Latin America make decisions for itself, free from any outside “coercion”.
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80.0/100“ We don’t operate under blackmail,” he said at one point, in an apparent reference to Trump’s pressure campaigns.
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80.0/100Differing approach to combating drug trafficking One of the primary points of contention, however, was Petro’s approach…
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82.0/100Colombia is the world’s largest producer of cocaine, responsible for 68 percent of the global supply.
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80.0/100The Trump administration has used the fight against global drug trafficking as a justification for carrying out lethal …
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80.0/100It has also stripped Colombia of its certification as an ally in its global counter-narcotics operations.
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80.0/100Trump’s White House has said it will consider reversing that decision if Petro takes “more aggressive action to eradica…
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80.0/100But Petro has rejected any attempt to label him as soft on drug trafficking, instead touting the historic drug busts hi…
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80.0/100He made this argument yet again after Tuesday’s meeting, claiming that no other Colombian administration had done as mu…
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80.0/100Rather than take a militarised approach to destroying crops of coca, the raw ingredient for cocaine, Petro argued that …
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80.0/100This push, he said, succeeded in “getting thousands of peasant farmers to uproot the plant themselves”.
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80.0/100“These are two different methods, two different ways of understanding how to fight drug trafficking,” Petro said.
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80.0/100“One that is brutal and self-interested, and what it ends up doing is promoting mafia powers and drug traffickers, and …
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80.0/100” Petro maintained it was more strategic to go after top drug-ring leaders than to punish impoverished rural farmers by…
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80.0/100“I told President Trump, if you want an ally in fighting drug trafficking, it’s going after the top kingpins,” he said.
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80.0/100A Trumpian note Tuesday’s meeting ultimately marked yet another high-profile reversal for Trump, who has a history of s…
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80.0/100Last year, for instance, he lashed out at Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in a public Oval Office clash, only t…
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80.0/100But Colombia is quickly approaching a pivotal presidential election in May, which will see Petro’s left-wing coalition,…
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82.0/100Petro himself cannot run for consecutive terms under Colombian law.
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80.0/100But there is speculation that Tuesday’s detente with Trump may help Petro’s coalition avoid US condemnation ahead of th…
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80.0/100Colombia, after all, was until recently the largest recipient of US aid in South America, and it has long harboured clo…
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80.0/100Straining those ties could therefore be seen as an election liability.
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80.0/100While Petro acknowledged his differences with Trump during his remarks, at times he expressed certain views that overla…
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80.0/100Trump has in the past, Petro used part of his speech on Tuesday to question the role of the UN in maintaining global se…
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80.0/100“ Did it not show incapacity?
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80.0/100Isn’t a reform needed?” Petro asked, wondering aloud if there was “something superior to the United Nations that would …
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80.0/100But when it came to donning Trump’s signature “Make America Great Again” baseball cap, Petro drew a line – or rather, a…
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80.0/100On social media, he shared an adjustment he made to the cap’s slogan.
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80.0/100A jagged, Sharpie-inked “S” amended the phrase to include the entire Western Hemisphere: “Make Americas Great Again
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