Colombia’s President De la Espriella has faced criticism during his first month in office, largely due to allegations of ideological filtering of rescue offers from international countries following a recent earthquake. His administration has also been grappling with ongoing armed conflict within the nation. During this initial period, the military reported the arrest of nine individuals linked to criminal organizations, including Tren de Aragua, FARC dissidents, the ELN, and other armed groups. The earthquake and the established armed conflict have significantly shaped the challenges facing the new government in Colombia. The situation highlights the complex security and humanitarian landscape President De la Espriella inherited. These combined crises present immediate tests for his leadership and policy decisions. The report originates from EL NACIONAL.