The President of Colombia, Gustavo Petro, will have a meeting with Donald Trump on February 3, marking a relaxation of relations between the two countries.

The President of Colombia, Gustavo Petro, announced that he will meet with his American counterpart, Donald Trump, on February 3 in the United States, which suggests a relaxation of relations between the two nations. Relations have been tense since Trump's return to power, with sharp exchanges between the two leaders and threats from Washington. Petro, who is ending his term this year, criticized the military actions of the Trump administration in Venezuela and accused the United States of the illegal abduction of Nicolás Maduro. Trump responded with personal attacks and drug trafficking accusations. Petro also condemned the American attacks on ships suspected of drug trafficking, which have led to loss of human lives. This meeting could influence the future of bilateral relations.