RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - After at least two decades of studies, forecasts, intentions and postponed decisions, the Colombian government under President Iván Duque is finally implementing the demands of the Armed Forces and the determination of the Social and Economic Policy Council of 2019 to re-equip the Integrated National Defense System (SIDEN).
In this context, the Colombian Armed Forces have insisted on the need to initiate processes of renewal, replacement, modernization and, especially, re-equipment of the main national defense systems, as deterrence capabilities continue to decline due to their obsolescence-and, in many cases, due to the . . .
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