A trip to Latin America is underway for Secretary of State Marco Rubio. He aims to promote US priorities related to drug issues. The visit comes as the US increases its military presence to combat drug trafficking.
Rubio's tour includes meetings with conservative leaders who have shown support for certain US policies. One such leader is President Abelardo de la Espriella of Colombia, who has expressed backing for policies on immigration and energy. Further information on Rubio's trip and its goals can be found through additional reporting, which provides more details on the US administration's efforts in the region.
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