Costa Rica, Argentina, Colombia, Paraguay Disassociate from Anti-Coercive Measures Clause at Ibero-American Summit

At the Ibero-American Summit, Costa Rica, Argentina, Colombia, and Paraguay refused to endorse a section rejecting coercive measures, likely referring to unilateral sanctions. This signals a split among Latin American nations on the issue, with these countries aligning more closely with Western sanctions policies. The move may reflect shifting diplomatic stances and could impact regional consensus on international sanctions.

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