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Regional Security: The U.S. has moved MQ-9 Reaper drones to Colombia and Ecuador for anti-cartel operations, as President Abelardo de la Espriella prepares a proposed law that could expand the state’s powers against armed groups. Energy: Colombia suspended electricity exports to Ecuador over concerns about domestic supply, raising pressure on a strained cross-border relationship. Environmental Crime: An Interpol operation across nine Latin American and Caribbean countries reported 233 arrests and recovered more than 1,000 animals; Colombia was among the nine participating nations. Haiti Case: De la Espriella ordered legal assistance for 17 Colombian veterans facing prosecution in the assassination of Haiti’s president, drawing scrutiny after he called them “heroes” before their cases are resolved. Earthquake Recovery: Colombia’s Milagro Fund is now operating with an initial US$311 million for aid and reconstruction after the August earthquake; estimated damage stands at US$13.1 billion.

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