Diplomatic Tension: Colombia and Bolivia Trade Expulsions of Diplomats
Colombia and Bolivia have expelled each other’s diplomats following accusations of interference in internal affairs, testing a century of friendly relations.
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Colombia and Bolivia have expelled each other’s diplomats following accusations of interference in internal affairs, testing a century of friendly relations.
Colombia has expelled Bolivian charge d’affaires Ariel Percy Molina Pimentel in a reciprocal move after Bolivia asked Colombian Ambassador Elizabeth Garcia to leave.
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