Peace processes involving both Cuba and Colombia are underway, with the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights monitoring the situation regarding the Cuban regime.
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Updated Jul 30
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Peace processes involving both Cuba and Colombia are underway, with the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights monitoring the situation regarding the Cuban regime.
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Several South American countries, including Cuba, Colombia, Ecuador, and Argentina, are facing geopolitical shifts under the threat of intervention or siege.Also in this story
- Cuba is experiencing power cuts, Argentina reported a national surplus, and Colombia's market slipped amid political heat.
- US policy targets regimes in the hemisphere.
- Marco Rubio criticized previous Colombian governments regarding issues in Nicaragua and Cuba during remarks made at the US Embassy in Quito.
- Ecuador and Bolivia are noted for sharing a trend of political shifts within Latin America.
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- The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights reviewed the human rights situation in Cuba, and Payá was nominated for the top commission role.
- Juan Manuel Santos signed a peace accord with FARC in Cuba in 2016.
- New government policies are creating serious threats to the ongoing peace accord in Colombia.
- Cuban regime diplomats staged a protest at the United Nations on October 1, 2026.
- Cuba is seeking a United Nations resolution to lift the US embargo.