Colombia and Costa Rica Show Unity and Willingness to Cooperate Against "Narcoterrorism"
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Fernández and De la Espriella agreed on “hard-hand” measures against organized crime and narco-terrorism. The agenda will continue tomorrow. The post Colombia and Costa Rica close bilaterally with “unbarred struggle” against narco appeared first on La Silla Empty.
Barranquilla (Colombia), 22 Sep (EFE).- The president of Colombia, Abelardo de la Espriella, asked his Costa Rican counterpart, Laura Fernández, on Tuesday to evaluate the possibility of implementing migratory reciprocity to eliminate the visa required to enter the Central American country. "I asked the president to study the possibility of advancing [...] The entry Colombia and Costa Rica show unity and willingness to cooperate against "narcote…
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Abelardo de la Espriella asked Laura Fernández to review the visa requirement for Colombian citizens. The president promised to study the application.
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An operation against global drug trafficking led by the Belgian police focused primarily on Costa Rica. President Laura Fernández is seeking international cooperation now that her security policy is meeting resistance in her own country.
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