🇨🇴 Colombia cambia su estrategia de seguridad y prepara operaciones conjuntas con EE.UU. | DNews

#Colombia #Alliance #Security [00:00] 🇨🇴 Medellín will be the main headquarters for the Shield of the Americas to combat drug trafficking. [01:10] 🏢 ProColombia relocates to Medellín, bolstering development and entrepreneurship. [01:15] 🏛️ The presidency is decentralized with alternate headquarters in Barranquilla, Cali, and Medellín. [03:20] 🔫 Plan Patriota 2.0, the security alliance between Colombia and the U.S., is reactivated. [06:20] 💥 Abelardo de la Espriella announces the resumption of bombings against armed groups. [07:40] 🤝 Cooperation with Ecuador is reestablished under U.S. guidelines to combat drug trafficking. [11:00] ⚖️ The political challenge for De la Espriella will be achieving consensus in a divided Congress. Colombia is preparing for a major shift in its security strategy with the incoming government of Abelardo de la Espriella, who announced that Medellín will be the headquarters of the so-called Shield of the Americas, a new cooperation platform with the United States to combat drug trafficking and organized crime in the region. The future Colombian government also announced the creation of a Patriot Plan 2.0, inspired by the security strategy implemented during the presidency of Álvaro Uribe. The initiative seeks to deepen intelligence and defense cooperation between Colombia and the United States, with the goal of confronting drug trafficking organizations and armed groups operating in different parts of the country. Among the main announcements is the intention to resume bombings against illegal armed groups and strengthen military operations from the first days of the new administration. These statements have already generated reactions from organizations like the ELN and the FARC, in a context marked by threats against the president-elect and growing security tensions. The new strategy also envisions greater coordination with Ecuador and the United States to combat drug trafficking along the border. This trilateral cooperation aims to confront criminal organizations operating on both sides of the border and control the routes used for drug trafficking and other crimes. The change of course in Colombia will also have political consequences. While the incoming government will have to negotiate with a divided Congress, the political landscape is once again marked by the influence of figures like Álvaro Uribe and Gustavo Petro, amidst a dispute over the leadership of the right and the country's political future. Watch the full video to learn all the details of Colombia's new security strategy, the alliance with the United States, Plan Patriota 2.0, and the potential military operations that could begin after the new government takes office. 🔴 Latest News from Latin America 📺 700 | 1700 @DIRECTVLA 📺 22 | Telecentro 📺 570 | Flow 📺 514 | Claro 📲 @DGO_LATAM 🔴 +DNEWS +LIVE Schedules 🇦🇷 🇨🇱 🇺🇾 6 to 8 AM DNews at Dawn 8 AM to 12 PM DNews in the Morning 12 to 2 PM DNews First Edition 2 to 8 PM DNews in the Afternoon 8 to 10 PM DNews Central Schedules 🇨🇴 🇪🇨 🇵🇪 4 to 6 AM DNews at Dawn 6 to 10 AM DNews in the Morning 10 AM to 12 PM DNews First Edition 12 to 6 PM DNews in the Afternoon 6 to 8 PM DNews Central Follow us on our social media: X   / dnewsok   Instagram   / dnewsok   Facebook   / dnewsok   Threads https://www.threads.net/@dnewsok TikTok   / dnewsok   We are DNews. We are Latin America. #latinamerica #news #dnews