00:00The government of Colombia, through its foreign ministry, informed on Sunday that the tense
00:04situation created with the United States and the South American nation's inadmissibility
00:08of two military flights with migrants has been overcome.
00:11The Colombian government accepted the conditions set by the White House for the deportations.
00:16According to the Minister of Foreign Affairs Luis Gilberto Murillo, he and the ambassador
00:20in the United States Daniel Garcia Peña will travel in the next hours to Washington to
00:25hold high-level meetings that will follow up on the agreements resulting from the joint
00:28work and exchange of diplomatic notes that took place on Sunday between the two governments.
00:33Murillo stated that Colombia will continue to receive those who return as deportees,
00:37guaranteeing them dignified conditions as citizens with rights.
00:41The government of Colombia informs that we have overcome the impasse with the government
01:02of the United States.
01:04In this context, the foreign minister Luis Gilberto Murillo and ambassador Daniel Garcia
01:11Peña will travel to Washington in the next few days to hold high-level meetings to follow
01:18up on the agreements resulting from the joint work that led to the exchange of diplomatic
01:24notes between the two governments.
01:33We will continue to receive the Colombian men and women who return as deportees, guaranteeing
01:39them dignified conditions as citizens with rights.
01:44The government of Colombia, under the directive of President Gustavo Petro, has arranged for
01:50the presidential plane to facilitate the return of the Colombian nationals who were to arrive
01:56in the country today in the morning, hours on deportation flight.
02:02The Colombian ratifies that diplomatic channels of dialogue will be maintained to guarantee
02:06the rights, national interests and dignity of our citizens.
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