US tours South America seeking to renew ties with Colombia, Ecuador, Peru
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio toured Colombia, Ecuador and Peru as Washington seeks to strengthen ties with South American governments seen as favorable to Trump, according to France 24.
The United States is seeking to strengthen ties with Colombia, Ecuador and Peru, France 24 reported, as several South American countries have recently elected presidents seen as openly pro-Trump.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio's tour aims to reinforce Washington's influence in the region, according to France 24 correspondent Gauthier Rybinski.
Sources
- Colombie : les États-Unis en tournée pour "renouer" les liens — France 24 — Français
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