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Trump-Petro meeting could end in detente or discord with Colombia leader

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By Sibylla Brodzinsky
| MSN Verified
One month ago, a White House meeting between Donald Trump and his Colombian counterpart, Gustavo Petro, would have been unthinkable. The US raid on Caracas to capture the Venezuelan leader, Nicols Maduro, brought already heated relations between them to a boil, with Trump warning the leftist Colombian leader could be next, claiming Petro was a sick man who likes making cocaine and selling it to the United States.
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Trumps other Latin American feud: why Colombias Petro is not Maduro

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By Sibylla Brodzinsky
| MSN Verified
A leftwing South American firebrand calls for his followers to rally in public squares nationwide to defend his countrys sovereignty and decry verbal attacks from Donald Trump. The US president accuses the leader of personally flooding American streets with illegal drugs and imposes sanctions against him and his wife. Threats of military action are followed by a phone conversation between the two leaders.
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We cant take it any more: thousands flee guerrilla clashes on Colombia-Venezuela border

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By Sibylla Brodzinsky
| MSN Verified
Albertos eyes shifted nervously. His chin trembled. Related: Out with the Yanks!: Thousands protest in Colombia as anger builds over Trumps intervention in Venezuela His slender hands fumbled with a manila folder containing his familys documents, which he was waiting to present to staff of the Human Rights Ombudsman in the north-eastern Colombian city of Ccuta, in the hope of receiving humanitarian aid.
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