Colombian President Agrees to Rebel's Proposal for Drug Ties Investigation
Colombian President Gustavo Petro has announced his decision to accept a proposal put forward by the nation's largest remaining rebel group for an independent commission to look into the group's suspected connections to the drug trade.
President Gustavo Petro of Colombia has made a significant move by agreeing to the demand of the country's largest rebel group to initiate an independent investigation into their potential involvement in the illicit drug trade.
The decision comes following the proposal made by the rebel group, signaling a potential step towards transparency and accountability in addressing the issue of drug ties within the country.
The commission's findings could shed light on the extent of the rebel group's involvement, providing crucial insights into the complex dynamics of drug trafficking in Colombia.