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Trump Lifts Venezuela Narco Status and Says Colombia May Follow
Source: Bloomberg
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Washington removed Venezuela from its list of countries deemed noncompliant with drug-control obligations. The U.S. also indicated Colombia could be removed next year if its new government demonstrates progress in combating cocaine trafficking. The move modestly improves the policy outlook for Venezuela and creates a conditional incentive for Colombia, but has limited immediate market implications.
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