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US-Colombia Tariff Dispute Resolved as Deportation Flights Resumed

US-Colombia Tariff Dispute Resolved as Deportation Flights Resumed
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  • US and Colombia resolve diplomatic clash over deportees.
  • Colombia accepts deportees to avoid US tariffs.
  • US pauses 25% tariff threat after agreement with Colombia.
  • Colombia pledges better conditions for deportees.
  • US tariff suspension may boost Colombia-US trade relations.
  • Visa restrictions on Colombian officials remain.
  • Diplomatic resolution shows US influence on deportation.
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