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Colombia resumes coal exports to Israel after Gaza-related suspension

Colombia has resumed coal exports to Israel under a new president after previously suspending them in protest against Israeli bombardments in Gaza.

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The move signals a shift in Colombia’s foreign policy and affects trade linked to the Gaza conflict.

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