The upcoming summit between the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC) and the European Union (EU), to be held in Santa Marta starting on Sunday, comes at a time of global redefinition. It presents itself as a window of opportunity, albeit with major challenges ahead.

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With the war in Ukraine approaching its fourth anniversary, escalation in the Middle East, and the return of a more punitive foreign policy in the United States under Donald Trump's second administration, Latin America seeks to assert itself, supported by the European bloc, on an increasingly uncertain world stage. Washington is cautiously observing every attempt to diversify alliances, under a logic in which it has shown itself willing to punish those it perceives as a

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