Tienen un mes para someterse al Estado: Abelardo De La Espriella pone ultimátum a delincuentes

During the official reception of his credentials as President-elect of the Republic, Abelardo De La Espriella issued a forceful statement marking a radical shift in the country's public order policy. The leader of the Defenders of the Homeland movement sent an unequivocal ultimatum to illegal armed groups, notifying them that they "have one month to come to their senses and organize their submission to the rule of law." The president-elect was scathing in asserting that during his administration there would be no more leniency towards violent groups, describing the outgoing government's stance as a "disgusting and shameful collusion" with organized crime. De La Espriella acknowledged that on August 7th he will assume the reins of a "deeply broken" country. Without hesitation, he directly blamed his predecessor for having "degraded the majesty of the Presidency of the Republic, weakened institutions, and divided Colombians, sowing class hatred in the hearts of many." Faced with this situation, the President-elect announced that the first action of his term would be to implement an "anti-corruption transition" and a rigorous audit to uncover the true extent of the plundering of state coffers. Despite the difficult institutional assessment, the speech remained firm in its promise of a "Miracle Nation." De La Espriella guaranteed that those who persist in drug trafficking, terrorism, and extortion would face the "unwavering determination of the Public Force." The president concluded his address by reaffirming that this is not a time for lamenting, but for national reconstruction, promising to bequeath to future generations a prosperous, peaceful nation, free from corrupt practices. Stand firm for the Fatherland!