Argentina and Colombia Resolve Diplomatic Tensions

After a heated exchange of words, Argentina's Milei and Colombia's Petro take steps to mend relations and strengthen bilateral ties.

Argentina and Colombia agree to end diplomatic spat following a war of words between their presidents, aiming to strengthen their relationship.
The conflict was sparked by Argentine President Javier Milei's harsh comments towards Colombian President Gustavo Petro, leading to the expulsion of Argentine diplomats.
Both countries announce the return of their ambassadors and Colombia approves Argentina's newly appointed ambassador, marking a significant step towards reconciliation.
The dispute highlights the stark political differences between Milei, a right-wing economist, and Petro, a left-wing former guerrilla, both of whom were elected on promises of radical change.
Despite their differences, the resolution of this diplomatic crisis underscores the importance of dialogue and cooperation between the two nations.