Mango exports to the US generated a trill between the Colombia President and former ambassador

A trill from the Ministry of Commerce and Tourism in which it was mentioned that Colombia exported mangoes to the United States for the first time seems to have been Llorente's vase between the former ambassador to the North American country, Juan Carlos Pinzón, and the President of the Republic, Gustavo Petro, who had exchanges of messages through Twitter. “#It'sNews | Colombia exports mango sugar to the United States for the first time Six tons were sent from the department of Magdalena bound for Dallas, Texas," the Ministry of Commerce tweeted, through its official profile, which highlighted this achievement by fruit producers in the north of the country. A message that Petro quoted, with a personal contribution, that did not go unnoticed by former Ambassador Pinzón, who has also been Minister of Defense in previous governments, such as those of Juan Manuel Santos and Iván Duque Márquez. “Colombia exports sugar mango to the United States for the first time. We want many more ...