César Niño
César Niño is an expert in security and conflict resolution, known for his insights into the challenges facing Colombia's military operations. He has expressed concerns regarding the implications of the recent changes in leadership within the Ministry of Defense, particularly regarding the security situation in the Catatumbo region. Niño argues that the absence of a designated military commander could lead to a significant operational gap, allowing criminal organizations to strengthen their influence.
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Colombia:
César Niño is a professor who attributed the government's shift in defense policy to external pressures.
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Colombia:
César Niño warned that the suspension of intelligence exchange has serious implications for national security.
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Colombia:
César Niño is a professor who discussed the possibility of the Eln's presence in Bogotá.
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Colombia:
César Niño is a professor who analyzes the implications of the Eln's actions on national security policies.
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Colombia:
César Niño, a professor, commented on how such attacks could undermine the legitimacy of security policies.
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Colombia:
César Niño is an expert in international relations who commented on the challenges faced by the new police director.
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Colombia:
César Niño criticized Gustavo Petro's proposals as 'impossible' and described them as a form of populist rhetoric.
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Colombia:
César Niño is a professor of international relations at Universidad Militar Nueva Granada who criticized the practicality of President Petro's proposal.
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Colombia:
César Niño explained the current context has similarities with the situation in Panama in 1989.
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Colombia:
César Niño is an analyst who expressed concerns about the uncertainties surrounding the binational economic zone.
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