Overview
- Colombia extradited a drug lord known as Pipe Tulua to the United States early Tuesday, a step taken under U.S. pressure just hours before the talks.
- Bogotá has resumed U.S. deportation flights on Colombian aircraft and agreed to restart glyphosate spraying on coca crops after years of suspension.
- Both presidents characterized the meeting as positive and said efforts to curb cocaine production and trafficking were central to their discussions.
- Press access was tightly controlled, with the White House releasing only two photos, and Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio attended.
- Petro said he asked Trump to mediate tensions with Ecuador and claimed he shared names of suspected drug financiers based abroad, while no specific agreements were disclosed.