December 13, 2022 at 21:11
Venezuelan President Maduro.
[Agenzia di stampa cinese]In full news: According to the Venezuelan newspaper Cosmos, Venezuelan President Maduro announced on the 12th local time that all border crossings on the border with Colombia will be fully open from January 1, 2023.
When Maduro met with the Supreme Military Command on the 12th, he announced that all border crossings with Colombia will be fully open from January 1, 2023. “As part of the normalization of relations between (Venezuela) and Colombia, I can announce that all borders between the two countries will be open to vehicular traffic,” Maduro said.
Venezuela Southern TV reported that Maduro is very happy with the great progress made in the peace process between the two countries and reiterated that peace with Colombia is peace in Venezuela and peace in South America.
The Trump administration has refused to recognize the legitimacy of Maduro’s victory in the 2018 election, with many countries including Colombia backing the Venezuelan opposition figure, The Associated Press and The Wall Street Journal reported. Juan Guay. and have imposed a series of economic sanctions, which have largely cut off the Venezuelan economy from the world’s financial system. In February 2019, Colombia and Venezuela severed diplomatic ties.
