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In the current international circumstances, the experiences that question the current formal institutionalism and multilateralism are ever more numerous. However, Colombia seems to be taking the opposite direction. How to understand its recent inclusion in International Organizations in these circumstances? Facing this question, this article proposes the analysis of four possible motivations and expectations — regional leadership; higher offer of cooperation and the establishment of a safe neighborhood; reinforcement of the country’s development strategies and, attraction of foreign investment— towards the recent admission of the country in the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) and its affiliation as a global partner of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). This analysis leads to the conclusion that Colombia’s recent accessions could be related to an interest in consolidating itself as a regional middle power and an international strategic partner.

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Colombia y su proyección internacional: ¿cómo entender su reciente adhesión a organizaciones internacionales en un escenario de crisis del multilateralismo?