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Andean Group - December 2025
Introduction
Colombia’s government had initially appeared to get away with just a slap on the wrist following the 15 September announcement that the US was decertifying the country as a counter-narcotics ally. However, as we explore in this December 2025 issue of the Latin American Regional Report: Andean Group, the consequences of President Gustavo Petro’s confrontational stance towards Washington are now beginning to pile up.
- Introduction
- The consequences of Petro’s clashes with Trump
- Economy grows and left-wing candidate advances
- Jerí aims to deliver stability as interim president
- Jerí hits the ground running with anti-extortion law
- Referendum defeat unveils overall economic fragility
- Unfinished maximum-security prison begins receiving inmates
- US broadens scope of military campaign
- Economic Highlights