Colombia joins Trump coalition against drugs, opens office in Medellín

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Colombia's newly elected president, aligned with Donald Trump's policies, announced the establishment of an office for the "Shield of America" in Medellín.
This office is intended to reinforce Colombia's collaboration with Trump's anti-drug alliance.
The location of the office is significant, as it is set up in an area previously associated with drug lord Pablo Escobar.
The Colombian president highlighted Medellín as a central hub for drug trafficking and organized crime.
The move reflects a broader shift in Colombian policy under the new administration.

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