Claudia Blum

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Ministerio del Medio Ambiente : Última Oportunidad. Santiago de Cali: Indugráficas. 1993. OCLC   318356532.
  • Corrupción: ¿Hasta Cuándo?. Santiago de Cali: Comisión Primera del Senado. 1995. OCLC   36420435.
  • De Frente. Santiago de Cali: Feriva. 1997. OCLC   318381227.
  • Claudia Blum. (2001). Por La Verdad. Santiago de Cali: Feriva. ISBN   958-33-3044-2. OCLC   318259452.
  • Claudia Blum. (2006). El Congreso De Las Reformas. Bogotá: Creamos Alternativas. ISBN   958-33-9505-6. OCLC   318365688.
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    Claudia Blum
    Secretary Pompeo Meets with Colombian Foreign Minister Blum (49244222141) (cropped).jpg
    Minister of Foreign Affairs
    In office
    12 November 2019 9 May 2021
    Political offices
    Preceded by Minister of Foreign Affairs
    2019–2021
    Succeeded by
    Preceded by President of the Senate
    2005–2006
    Succeeded by
    Diplomatic posts
    Preceded by Permanent Representative of Colombia to the United Nations
    2006–2010
    Succeeded by
    Order of precedence
    Preceded by
    Daniel Palacio
    as Former Minister of the Interior
    Order of precedence of Colombia
    as Former Cabinet Member
    Succeeded byas Former Minister of Finance and Public Credit