US EditionTras Tensiones, Ecuador Y Colombia Abren La Puerta Al Diálogo. Conflicto Prolongado afectaría a Ambos Países, Dicen Analistas
Ecuador imposed 30% tariffs citing border security issues; Colombia halted energy exports amid talks to prevent further economic impact, analysts say tensions have political motives.
- Ecuador and Colombia opened a diplomatic channel, with Gabriela Sommerfeld saying they are negotiating meeting dates after Colombia proposed Sunday and Ecuador's counterproposal for next week.
- Ecuador says it imposed 30% tariffs due to Colombia's weak border security and coca control, while Colombia's Cancillería rejected this, stressing ongoing cooperation; analysts Daniel Velandia and José Alvear noted political tensions factor in.
- Analyst Julián Cárdenas warned that Colombia's rejection could impact Ecuadorian industries, including the automotive sector, risking $ 2.000 m in exports.
- Ecuador's foreign minister said officials are negotiating a meeting date, with Colombia proposing Sunday and Ecuador offering dates next week, as the 30% tariffs loom on Feb 1.
- Analysts say Ecuador and Colombia remain highly integrated commercially, making prolonged tensions costly, so the dispute is likely managed to avoid disrupting electric and hydrocarbon flows.
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The automotive importing sector continues with concern and expectation of the trade tension between Ecuador and Colombia and the tariff escalation that would affect the two markets due to the imposition of fees and tariffs of 30% on imports side by side.
Tras tensiones, Ecuador y Colombia abren la puerta al diálogo. Conflicto prolongado afectaría a ambos países, dicen analistas
Por Ana María Cañizares, Fernando Ramos y Mauricio Torres, CNN en Español Después de una semana de tensiones, los gobiernos de Ecuador y de Colombia abrieron la puerta al diálogo y a intentar desescalar la situación, que comenzó cuando el presidente de Ecuador, Daniel Noboa, anunció la imposición de aranceles del 30% a los productos
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