Santos said U.S.-Colombia relations are "at their best moment ever."
" And as a result, the agenda that we have discussed this morning is much broader than it's ever been," he said. "We have gone well beyond the usual items that we used to discuss, like security, like drug trafficking, and we are now expanding it to topics like education, energy, and mutual cooperation -- what we can do regionally."
In a statement, the Obama administration said the visit "highlighted our cooperation" on free-trade, labor rights, energy and expanding opportunities for "vulnerable and disadvantaged groups," including "indigenous and Afro-descendant communities in Colombia and the United States." -UPI News
