Colombia on Monday reopened its 1,400-mile border with Venezuela after it was closed for seven years. The new leftist government in Bogotá headed by President Gustavo Petro met on the Simón Bolívar International Bridge with Venezuelan officials in a major step toward normalizing relations. The move is a setback for two decades of U.S. policy in the regi…
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