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Colombia

Petro government’s migration management: more promises than results

Petro’s migration policy shows slow progress and unmet promises, leaving Venezuelan migrants and deported Colombians without adequate protection.

The quantum paradox of Latin America

Latin America’s quantum tech ambitions face a paradox: bold plans clash with deep inequalities in access, infrastructure and digital skills.

Colombian mercenaries in Sudan: the global business of private security

The presence of Colombian ex-soldiers in Sudan reflects the privatization of war and the rise of globalized private security networks.

Leadership abroad, chaos at home

While Gustavo Petro seeks to project himself as a regional leader from CELAC, the growing security crisis and political fragmentation in Colombia question his ability to govern at home.

Colombia at a crossroads: the NATO exit and its consequences

President Petro's decision to withdraw Colombia as a NATO global partner could isolate the country at a critical time for its military modernization and regional leadership in artificial intelligence applied to security.

The authoritarian drift of Gustavo Petro

Gustavo Petro, elected as a symbol of change, has crossed institutional boundaries and adopted authoritarian practices that threaten Colombian democracy.