Ask AI: What is happening with the boundary dispute between colombia and venezuela?

As an AI language model, I cannot provide real-time information. However, as of the last known update, there has been a long history of territorial disputes between Colombia and Venezuela. Most notable among these disputes is the "Gulf of Venezuela" or "Gulf of Coquibacoa," where both countries claim sovereignty over the strategic maritime area. The territorial disputes can be traced back to the colonial era and the formation of the modern states in the 19th century. Efforts to solve the problem have been made periodically, with some moments of tension and others of negotiation. The most recent significant development occurred in 1987 with the Caldas corvette incident, which led to the establishment of the "Treaty of San Pedro Alejandrino" in 1989. The treaty established mechanisms for negotiation and resolution of territorial disputes between both countries. Since then, conflicts have been relatively calm, with both parties continuing diplomatic talks and dialogue in search of a mutually beneficial resolution. Please note that the situation may have changed since my last update, and I advise you to refer to the latest available news sources or official government statements for the most current information.