Colombia contraataca y suspende transacciones de electricidad con Ecuador, tras imposición de aranceles de 30%

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Colombia has suspended International Electricity Transactions (TIE) with Ecuador.
The suspension follows Ecuador's announcement of tariffs on Colombian imports.
Colombia's Ministry of Mines and Energy cites energy security and sovereignty as reasons for the suspension.
Factors influencing the decision include climate variability, potential El Niño, national energy balance, and intensive use of thermoelectric plants.
The ministry prioritizes ensuring a secure and reliable energy supply for Colombia's households, industry, and essential services.
The decision is described as responsible, preventive, and sovereign.
Colombia remains open to regional energy integration but sets limits when national stability is at risk.
Exports will only resume when conditions of energy security and a framework of trust and good faith are re-established between the countries.

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