Santa Marta opens a new chapter in relations between Latin America and the European Union

On Sunday, November 9, Santa Marta will become the epicenter of political dialogue between Europe and Latin America and the Caribbean. The city will host the Fourth Summit between the European Union (EU) and the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC), a meeting that seeks to give new impetus to a bi-regional relationship that has undergone decades of rapprochement, agreements, and reconfigurations on the international stage.

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This will not be just another meeting. All 27 member states of the European Union and the 33 countries that make up CELAC are expected to participate, at a time marked by the crisis of multilateralism and the challenge of redefining a common agenda on issues such as climate change, migration, international trade