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• Colombia now imports nearly a third of its gas after supplying its own gas for 45 years.

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• The ‘green’ shackle is finally breaking as nations choose prosperity and sovereign security over hollow promises of climate collectivists.

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• Average crude output reduced four percent and crude reserves shrank by 54 million barrels.

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• Colombia will pursue an energy transition, but not from a position of dependence.

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• Mexico has authorized further study of low‑impact hydrofracturing in the Sabinas‑Burro‑Picachos and Burgos basins.

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• Deaths from natural disasters have fallen by more than 90 percent over the past century as global population quadrupled.

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• Senior directors of Ecopetrol resigned in protest.

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• Petro banned new exploration contracts.

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• Colombia spent four years under leftist leadership apologizing for its energy resources.

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• Foreign direct investment in Colombian mining and oil dropped 34 percent to $6.9 billion between 2023 and 2025.

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• The strategy rules out policies embracing solar and wind energy at the expense of affordability, reliability, and flexibility.

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• The IPCC are more careful than its hyperbolic publicists.

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• Floating liquefaction units are projected to produce annually 12 million metric tons of liquefied natural gas for export.

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• Dependence on imported energy was branded as virtue and sold to voters as moral progress in controlling the climate, and claims of a climate crisis do not withstand scientific scrutiny.

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• Petro killed a Permian Basin joint venture with Occidental Petroleum and blocked a $3.6 billion purchase of a 30 percent stake in CrownRock.

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• Natural gas imports climbed from three percent of domestic consumption in 2023 to 31 percent by 2025.

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• These Latin American governments have stopped confusing an “environmental” fad with physics.

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• A global coalition of nonprofits, international bodies, and financial institutions stigmatized fossil fuel projects regardless of their environmental safeguards or economic necessity for two decades.

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• The region possesses abundant energy resources capable of supporting economic growth for decades while continuing to improve environmental performance through better technology and stronger operational standards.

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• ExxonMobil produces more than 900,000 barrels a day and expects a final investment decision on the $12.5 billion Longtail project by next year.

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• Petrobras is committing $2.5 billion and 15 wells to the Equatorial Margin by 2030.

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• The new president will face a poor economy inherited from former President Gustavo Petro.

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• The frontier is believed to hold more than 30 billion barrels of crude.

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• Satellite records show a measurably greener planet, and global harvests keep breaking records rather than collapsing.

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• Milei’s government backs a $30 billion expansion in oil and natural gas development in Vaca Muerta.

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• Colombia’s energy industry was decimated.

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• The pipeline to Punta Colorada will deliver its first crude exports this December, reaching 390,000 barrels a day by mid‑2027.

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• De la Espriella inherits an electric grid dependent on hydropower during a drought.

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• Bogotá transitioned away from Colombian fossil fuels and toward somebody else’s tankers.

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• Chapter 11 of the IPCC’s Sixth Assessment Report declines to detect or attribute human‑caused trends across many categories of severe weather.

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• Latin American Nations Join Those Rejecting Climate Ideology

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