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Colombia: A Rising Threat with Regional Implications
In contrast, Colombia is emerging as a more significant threat to U.S. interests, largely due to its recent political and military developments. The Colombian government, under President Gustavo Petro, has exhibited hostility towards U.S. influence, culminating in the loss of U.S. certification—the formal acknowledgment of a country's compliance with anti-drug and security standards. This shift points to a potential resurgence in violence and instability in the region.