特朗普说，"赞赏"佩特罗的来电及谈话态度，期待在不久的将来与他会面。两国外长正在安排相关事 宜，会面将在白宫举行。 美国政府近来持续以"毒品"问题施压拉美多国，并点名委内瑞拉、哥伦比亚等国。特朗普4日宣称对哥 伦比亚发动行动"听起来不错"。佩特罗5日通过社交媒体回应，面对特朗普的"非法威胁"，他将"重新拿 起那些不愿触碰的武器"。(完) 中新社华盛顿1月7日电 (记者 陈孟统)美国总统特朗普7日表示，他与哥伦比亚总统佩特罗通话，并"期 待在不久的将来与他会面"。 特朗普通过社交媒体表示，佩特罗致电解释了"关于毒品的情况以及我们之间存在的其他分歧"。 ...

Core Insights - Colombia's oil and gas reserves may see an upward revision this year compared to 2024, but oil production is declining due to a challenging environment for the sector, social and security issues, and the withdrawal of international oil majors from Colombia [1] Group 1: U.S.-Colombia Relations - The investment climate in Colombia is expected to worsen following the U.S. stripping Colombia of its Drug Certification, indicating a lack of full cooperation in counter-narcotics efforts [2] - Relations between the U.S. and Colombia have deteriorated under President Trump, reaching a new low with the decertification due to Colombia's failure to combat drug trafficking effectively [3] - President Trump attributed the blame for the deteriorating situation to Colombia's leftist President Gustavo Petro, citing his inability to control narcotics groups and reduce coca cultivation [3] Group 2: Drug Production and Security - Under President Petro, coca cultivation and cocaine production have surged to record levels, with the government failing to meet its own coca eradication targets [4][5] - President Trump criticized Colombia's political leadership for not fulfilling drug control obligations, which has undermined years of cooperation against narco-terrorism [5] - Despite the political issues, U.S. officials praised Colombia's security institutions and local authorities for their efforts against criminal groups [6] Group 3: Implications for Oil Production - The loss of U.S. Drug Certification adds further challenges to Colombia's already declining oil production [6] - Colombia's Interior Minister indicated a shift in policy, stating that the country would no longer purchase weapons from the U.S. following the decertification [6]