Colombia's president has reached out to President Trump for assistance. The South American nation is struggling after a recent earthquake. 5 percent.
The Colombian president spoke with President Trump, discussing the tariffs. He asked for temporary suspension of the tariffs to help business owners affected by the earthquake. Further details on the conversation and the tariffs are available from CBS4 Miami.
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