Trump Lifts Venezuela Narco Status and Says Colombia May Follow
The United States has removed Venezuela from its list of countries failing to meet international drug-control obligations. President Trump indicated that Colombia may also be removed next year if its government shows progress against cocaine trafficking. The announcement signals potential shifts in U.S. relations with South American nations regarding drug enforcement.
Washington removed Venezuela from the group of countries it says failed to meet drug-control obligations, and signaled that Colombia could follow next year if its new government makes progress against cocaine trafficking.
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