Colombia’s Defense Ministry is prioritizing security measures in five cities – Bogotá, Cali, Medellín, Barranquilla, and Bucaramanga – ahead of potential protests following the recent elections. Officials anticipate demonstrations stemming from radicalized groups of voters, rather than organized armed groups. The ministry has not specified the nature of these anticipated protests, but is focusing resources on these urban centers as a preventative measure. This prioritization suggests concerns about potential unrest related to the election results. La Silla Vacía first reported the ministry’s focus on these specific locations. The move aims to maintain public order and prevent escalation of any post-election dissatisfaction. No specific threats have been publicly identified.