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World September 23, 2025 | 10:37 am

Gustavo Petro questions U.S. strike that may have killed Colombians near Dominican Republic

Bogotá, Colombia.- Colombian President Gustavo Petro accused U.S. and Dominican officials on X of potentially being responsible for the deaths of Colombian citizens during a recent anti-drug operation in Caribbean waters. The incident involved a boat carrying over a ton of cocaine that was sunk by U.S. forces, an action later publicized by President Donald Trump with a video of t... Read more

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