Trump’s other Latin American feud: why Colombia’s Petro is not Maduro

Trump’s other Latin American feud: why Colombia’s Petro is not Maduro
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Donald Trump has engaged in a feud with Colombia's first left-wing president, Gustavo Petro, mirroring his past antagonism towards Venezuela's Nicolás Maduro. Trump has accused Petro of drug trafficking and threatened military action, similar to actions considered against Maduro. These actions have caused tensions between the two countries. Despite the heated rhetoric, Petro's election win in 2022 was legitimate, unlike Maduro's contested victory, and Petro faces no US federal indictments. The situation de-escalated after a phone call between Trump and Petro, with Trump inviting Petro to the White House. This call was characterized as a "good meeting" by the Colombian foreign ministry.
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AI-ExtractedTrump said it had been an “honour” to speak to Petro and invited him to the White House.
Petro called on his supporters to rally across the country.
Petro's electoral win in 2022 has never been questioned.
Trump threatened military action against Colombia similar to the operation in Caracas.
Trump has been doing to Petro the same thing that he did with Maduro, which is to link him directly as a person with drug trafficking.
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