Colombia’s president-elect, Abelardo de la Espriella, has announced that Medellín will serve as the Colombian headquarters for the Shield of the Americas, a security alliance promoted by United States President Donald Trump. As part of this initiative, the president-elect confirmed plans to divide his official duties between Medellín and Barranquilla.
The selection of Medellín as the hub for this anti-drug alliance marks a significant shift in the administration's regional security strategy. By establishing a base of operations in the city, the incoming government aims to formalize its participation in the U.S.-backed security framework, signaling a commitment to the collaborative efforts outlined by the Shield of the Americas.
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