Colombia’s new president, “El Tigre,” is teaming up with the U.S. on high-stakes military ops against drug cartels, calling it “narco-terrorism” — a dramatic pivot from past administrations. Colombia joins 18 other nations in the “Shield of the Americas” pact, launched after a Trump summit, while Defense Secretary Hegseth pushes for ICC rejection, framing it as a threat to sovereignty. Though Colombia hasn’t officially confirmed the U.S. plan, signs point to full alignment — marking a bold new chapter in Latin America’s war on organized crime.
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