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Colombian President
Gustavo Petro has con-
demned Donald Trump's
threat of military action
against him, calling on
citizens to take to the
streets and saying he
would take up arms to
defend his country if
ne
eded.
Speaking to reporters
Monday night, Trump
suggested Petro's days are
numbered and indicated
approval for an operation
in Colombia like the one
that ousted Venezuelan
strongman Nicolas Madu-
ro on Saturday.
While analysts cast
doubt on the likelihood of
Trump following through
with the threat, they say it
may inadvertently em-
bolden Petro's leftist party
ahead of elections in May.
Responding to a journal-
ist's question on Sunday
night of whether he would
order a military operation
in Colombia similar to the
one in Venezuela, Trump
responded, "it sounds
good to me."
The U.S. president also
took aim at Petro person-
ally: "Colombia is very
sick, too, run by a sick
man, who likes making
cocaine and selling it to
the United States, and he's
not going to be doing it
very long."
In response, Petro took
to X in the early hours of
Monday to protest and call
for Colombians to defend
their homeland.
"Venezuelan youth have
taken to the streets to
defend their country. All
Venezuelan, Colombian,
and Latin American peo-
ple must take to the
streets. National sover-
eignty is popular sover-
eignty," Petro wrote.
In another X post, the
South American leader
shared an undated video
showing Madmo support-
Cobmbian President eIwUpI
Gustavo Petro objected to
Trump's comments.
ers marching in Venezue-
la, writing "This is how
you defend a homeland.
This is how Colombia
should be defended."
Petro has been one of
the most vocal critics of
the U.S. military operation
over the weekend, decry-
ing it as a threat to Latin
American sovereignty.
The former leftist rebel
even suggested that, al-
though he has not touched
a gun since signing a 1989
peace deal, "for my home-
land, I will once again take
up arms."
Trump's threats against
Petro are not new; in De -
ember, he said of the
Colombian president, "He
better wise up or he'll be
next. He'll be next soon. I
hope he's listening, he's
going to be next."
While his words have a
harsher bite following
Washington's shock in-
tervention in Venezuela,
analysts maintain that
Washington is unlikely to
pursue military action
against Petro.
"I think that Donald
Trump says a lot of
things... I'm sure he has no
idea that Gustavo Petro's
term ends in August," said
Adam Isacson, director for
Defense Oversight at the
Washington Office on
Latin America. "If Petro
were to be in office until
2027, then there really
would be a chance of
some sort of confronta-
tion."
Trump has been en-
gaged in a bitter feud with
his Colombian counterpart
since assuming office,
with the two clashing on
topics ranging from depor-
tations to drugs.
In October, Trump ac-
cused Petro of being "an
illegal drug dealer", citing
record high estimated
cocaine production in
Colombia. But Petro has
repeatedly defended his
counternarcotics record,
saying the methodology
used to estimate drug
output is flawed, a claim
accepted by the United
Nations office that com-
piles the reports.
Nevertheless, the White
House has personally
sanctioned Petro and
repeatedly accused him of
involvement in the narcot-
ics trade. But Trump's
latest threats may un-
wittingiy strengthen the
Colombian president's
political movement ahead
of upcoming elections.
"Tramp's election inter-
ference in Colombia may
not go the way he desir-
es," said Sergio Guzman
director of Colombia Risk
Analysis, a Bogota -based
political risk consultancy.
He noted that the U.S.
leader "is not the most
popular president in Col-
ombia" and his comments
may bolster support for
Petro.
Isacson said Trump's
threats "might be inad-
vertently helping Petro,"
who has positioned him-
self as a bulwark against
Washington's aggressive
interference in the region,
tapping into Colombian
patriotism.
But Guzman added it is
too soon to tell what im-
pact Trump's threats may
have.
"It's unlikely that this
will be taken very, very
seriously until we have
more information about
where this is going."
Cubans hold a Venezuelan national flag with a Cuban one
during a gathering in support of Venezuelan leader
Nicolas Maduro in Havana on Saturday after U.S. forces
captured him.
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CUBA
Cuba's version seems to
contradict remarks by
Gen. Vladimir Padrino
Lopez, Maduro's defense
minister, who accused
U.S. forces of killing a
large part of Maduro's
security team "in cold
blood."
Citing an anonymous
Venezuelan official, the
New York Times has re-
ported that at least 40
people died during the
U.S. attack.
The Cuban govern-
ment's statement is a rare
public acknowledgment of
the island's direct support
oofMaduro with security
d intelligence person-
nel. The Interior Ministry
runs Cuba's intelligence
agencies, though the
armed forces have their
own intelligence apparatus
too. In the past, the Cuban
govemment has denied it
has a military presence in
Venezuela.
On Sunday, U.S. Secre-
tary of State Marco Rubio
told NBC's "Meet the
Press" that Maduro's
"internal security appara-
tus is entirely controlled
by Cubans. It was Cubans
that guarded Maduro. He
was not guarded by Vene-
zuelan bodyguards."
Following the capture of
Maduro, Trump said his
administration is likely to
turn its attention to Cuba,
which he called a "failing"
nation, though he ruled
out a similar military ac-
tion against the country.
In comments aboard Air
Force One on Sunday,
Trump said the Cuban
govemment could col-
lapse soon.
"Cuba looks like it's
ready to fall. I don't know
if they're going to hold
out," Trump said, adding
that the island survives
because of aid from Vene-
zuela.
"Cuba now has no in-
come," he added. "They
got all of their income
from Venezuela, from the
Venezuelan oil. They're
not getting any of it Cuba
literally is ready to fall."
Rubio said the Cuban
govemment should be
"worried" about the
events in Venezuela and
sent it a warning:
"I think they're in a lot
of trouble, yes," he told
"Meet the Press." "I'm
not going to talk to you
about what our future
steps are going to be and
our policies are going to
be right now in this re-
gard. But I don't think it's
any mystery that we are
not big fans of the Cuban
regime, who, by the way,
are the ones that were
propping up Maduro."
Diaz -Cane] declared
two days of national
mouming for the Cubans
who died in what he called
"the criminal attack" by
U.S. forces, according to a
presidential decree. De-
fiant, he had called for the
"immediate" release of
Maduro, an "urgent reac-
tion" from the internation-
al community and vowed
"Cuba's absolute support
and solidarity with the
sister Bolivarian Republic
and its government"
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AND BY AMENDI NG ARTICLE 6, TITLED "SU PPLEMENTAL REGULATIONS., TO ALLOWADU LT DAYCARE FACILITIES
BYRIGHT OR BY PROCESS OF WARRANT VNTH CERTAA SPECI FIED TRAN SECT ZON ESAN D WHEN SPECIFIED
CRITERIAARE MET, PROVIDING FOR CRITERIA,
ONTAINI NG ASEVER*BI LTV CLAUSE DING FOR AN EFFECTIVEC oa iTxHNICALaMENDMENis,
T
C
AMEND. ("MIAMI 21 CODAMENDINGE�),BYAME0DI NGDINANCE NO 1ARTCLE 3THE 2owwc
T REQUIREMENTS
rvs('SAYS AND AMENDING SECTSECTION 3.1PUBLIC
TITLED BENEFIT
ZONES/
PUBLIC BENEFRS PROGRAM; CLARIFYING HOW SAP PUBLIC BENEFITSARE
CALCULATED, Mawrvc Flw Dlrvcs,
CONTA NI NG ASEVERABI L, CLAUSE D AND PROM IN G FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE
ENT(S), AMENDING TH E tow I NG
ATLAS OF ORDINANCE NO 13114, THEZONING ORDINANCE OF
, AS AMEN DED
("MIAMI 21 CODE')BY CHANGING T THE NG CCLLASS FCATION- FROM 7 R, GENEA RA URBAN TRANSEco
ZONE- RESTRICTED, TO T5-0; URBAN CENTER TRANSECT ZONE - OPEN, FOR THE PROPERTI ES GEN ERALLY
LOCATED AT 500 NORTHEAST 78 STREET, 5. NORTHEAST 78 STREET AND 514 NORTHEAST 78 STREET MIAMI,
FLORIDA, AS MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED I N THE ATTACHED AND INCORPORATED FINDINGS,co0TA NI NG ASEVERABIUTY CLAUSE AND PoV DI NC FOR AN EFFECTIVE EXHIBIT MPxINc
CTIVE DATEa
ENT(S), AMFNDI NGTHE
ZONING ATLAS OF rMIAM2 CODE.) BYCHANGI NG THE ZODINANCE NO NI NG CTHE OLAs Flca0ON FROM NING CODE OF THE CavCGIVC INSTITLmONi NE, AND AS AMEN D`r30:SUB-URBAN TRANSECTZONE- OPEN, TO `PI,: GENERAL URBAN TRAN SECT ZONE - LIMITED, FOR THE
PROPER, GEN ERALLY LOCATED AT 151 NORTHWEST 60 STREET AND 145 NORTHWEST 60 STREET, MIAMI,
FLORIDA, AS MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED IN THE ATTACHED AND INCORPORATED EXHIBIT FURTHER
RECOMMENDING TO THE CI, COMMISSION ACCEPTANCE OF THE VOLUNTARILY PROFFERED COVENANT
ATTACHED AND INCORPORATED AS EXHIBIT •13., MAKING FINDINGS, CONTAI N ING A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE, AND
PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE
-
NG
ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA, AS ED, (MlAMI AMENDING
AMENDING ARTICLEN?ITLED
OPERATING,SUPPLEMENTAL REGULATIONS; TO CLARIFY ALRO-RELATED COMMERCIAL REGULATIONS, UPDATEASSOCIATED
DESIGN STANDARDS,AND STREAMLINE THE PROCESS FOR THE REESTABLISHMEW OF T HOSE RECENTLY
MAKING FINDINGS, CONTA NI NG ASEVERABI LTY CLAUSE AND PROM DING FOR AN EFFECTIVE
DATE
ENT(S(, AMENDING ORDINANCE
FLORIDA *SAMENDED ("MIAMI 21 CODE'), BY
AMENDING ARTICLE 1, TIT LED 'DEFINITIONS: TO INTRODUCE AND CLARIFY DEFINITIONS RELATED TO VESSELS,
BYAMENDING ARTICLE 3, SECTION 3 6, TITLED "GENERALTO ZONES.POFF-STREET PARKI NG AN D LOADING
STANDARDS:AND ARTICLE 6, SECTION 6 1, TABLE 13, TITLED SUPPLEMENTAL REGULATIONS, NTENT AND
EXCLUSIONS. TO GREAT E CONSISTENCY WTH THE DEFINITIONS AND ESTABLISH AND UPDATE REGULATIONS,
PROCESSES, AND BY RIGHT CRITERIA PERTA N INGTO VESSELS, BOAT SLIPS, BOAT HOUSES, AND DOCKS /
RERS, AND BYAMENDI NG ARTICLE 6, SECTION 6 3, TITLED SUPPLEMENTAL REGULATIONS7COMMERCIAL
USES; TO ESTABLISH A NEW SUBSECTION REGULATING MARINE -RELATED COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS,
ENVIRONMENTAL
FILE 10 18657 -A RESOLUTION OF THE MIAMI CIPICOMMISSION GRANTING/DENYING THE APPEAL FILED
BY ELVIS CRUZ AND REVERSING/AFFIRMINGNODIFYING THE DECISION OF THE MIAMI HISTORIC AND
PRESERVATIONb2(B)
(4) OFTHE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF TH
Fr E CITY OF MIIAMIIMN FLORIDA, AS AMENDED, THOEAPPUCAT oN FORA
SPECIAL CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS TO PERMIT MODIFICATIONSTO PREV OUSLY APPROVED PLANS
FOR RENOVATION OF A CONTRIBUTING STRUCTURE AND NEW CONSTRUCTION WTHIN THE MIND/BISCAYNE
BOULEVARD HISTORIC DISTRICT LOCATED APPROXIMATELYAT 5101 BISCAYNE BOULEVARD MIAMI, FLORIDA,
NOTICE OF CHANGE OFF AND USE
THE C, OF MIAMI PROPOSES TO CHANGE THE USE OF LAND WTHIN THE AREA SHOWN IN THE MAP IN THIS
ADVERTISEMENT A PUBLIC HEARING ON THE PROFOSAL W LL BE HELD ON JANUARY 22, 2026 AFTER g:00 AM AT
MIAMI cm, HALL, 3500 PAN AMERICAN DRIVE
FILE 113 18481 -AN ORDINANCE OF THE MIAMI CITY VNTH ENT(S),AMENDING ORDINANCE NO 1oN,
0
ASAMENDED, THE FUTURE LAND USE MAP OF THE MIAMI
COMPREHENSIVE NEIGHBORHOOD PLAN, PURSUANT TO
5163.318],, FLORSMA_L SCALE MNDMENT PROCEDURES
DASTATUTES BYCCHANGING THE FUTURE
LAND USE DESIGNATION FROM 'MEDIUM DENSITY
MULTIFAMILY RESIDENTIAL.TO 'RESTRICTED COMMERCIAL.
OF THE ACREAGE DESCRIBED HEREN OF REAL PROPER,
AS MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED IN THEATTACHED AND
CLAUSE,AND PROMDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE
SS
WTH ENT(S) AMENDING ORDINANCE NO 10544, AS
AM.DED, THE FUTURE LAND USE MAP OF TH E MIAMI
COMPREHENSIVE NEIGHBORHOOD PLAN, PURSUANT TO
SMALL SCALE
END MENT
URESSUBJECT TO
9163.318],, FLORIDAD, BE STATUTE YCCHANGI NGTHE FUTURE
LAND USE DESIGNATION FROM 'DUPLEX RESI DENTIAL. AN D
'MAJOR INSTITUTIONAL, PUBLIC FAaLITIES, TRANSFORTATION
AND UTILRIES.TO 'LOW DENSITY R.TRICTED COMMERCIAL.
OF THE ACREAGE DESCRIBED HERE N OF REAL PROPER,
AS MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED IN THEATTACHED
AND CONTAIN�DASE BIDTYCLASHIBIT USEANDPROVDINGFOR AN
EFFECTIV
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Commission
hrs
Shouldperson 0lensur appeal decision of Commission millrespect00l3m9 ter IIOO=omo considered
upon which ypp Ima based (F/5286.0105).
Pursuant to Miam; City Code Sedan 233(01. whenever a scheduled CM Corrals san mreeting iscarkellea ora not hem due
to a Lack of a quorum or other emergency, a specal City Commission meeting Hal m automatialty scheawea for meTuesday
immedate!y follow,
that
lea Crrry Commission meeting is canceled or is not
i Gay Commt son meeting Hal be automatsally scheduled forme
Tuesday tmmedately following the cancelled meeting - January 27, 2026 . 9.00am at City Hal{ 3500 Fan American Drive
ng l automatically be scheduled as an agenda item at
t sp al Ciry Commisaonameetng (ore Hance lager(e�
specialAll,. ached,. agenda rtems from that
ttern at the
City commis00 0cancelled 0eting. The city Cm k shall notify meeting he e public of specialmeshal automatically be e n 00I0I0 *duled as an *LLeplplace by placing a
notce of the cirycommsson meeting at me entrance of CM Hallam me cats main adma0mative buimog, pudng
a notice on e city's webs., and, dfeasible, p.m, an as n a newspaper of general circolatan before the.yrecal meeting
on the atety fo1*506 Tuemay-There shall be no additional notice by pubfoation megurred for any such scheduled
agendaitem that s moved to the special city COmmvssan meeting.
In accordance wah the Amer,ans with DisabtlitiesAct of 1.0,311,50113w. require specral accommodations 61 (Voice)no ()2bm00 r to
participate in this meeting should contact the Office of the City Clerk at(305)25
days prior to the ngusers may callya 711(Flma Relay .ry ice( no later two 2l bushess days prior to