Colombian President Iván Duque during a press conference LUISA GONZALEZ / Reuters
The first thing that Iván Duque, conservative president of Colombia, said about the vaccination of the million Venezuelans who live in the country in an irregular situation was “no”.
December was coming to an end and his government, like everyone else, was under enormous pressure to begin immunizing its population.
The nationalist impulse returned, as every time the pandemic worsened: ours, first ...
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