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Abelardo De La Espriella stated that troops from the Army, through the Second Division, the 30th Brigade, and the Military GAULA, fought against members of the ELN in the Palo Colorado area, in Chinácota, in coordination with the GAULA of the Cúcuta Police. He wrote that during the operation, alias "Resorte," identified as Ricardo Trigos Peñaranda, died, who was supposedly the financial chief of the National Urban Warfare Front Reynaldo Ardila Gómez of the ELN. De La Espriella maintained that he was responsible for coordinating extortions, kidnappings, homicides, and activities connected to drug trafficking in Cúcuta and its metropolitan area, and that he had a criminal record for extortion kidnapping, conspiracy to commit crimes, arms trafficking, and homicide. The author asserted that the result affected the finances and logistical and operational capacity of the ELN. He also stated that the authorities would pursue armed groups until their structures were dismantled and maintained that citizens would regain peace and criminals would face the law. #Narcoterrorismo #Colombia #EjércitoNacional (translated)

Abelardo De La Espriella stated that the Colombian Army had located and destroyed a cocaine processing laboratory in the San Roque rural area, in the municipality of Sardinata, Norte de Santander. As he wrote, Operation Oklahoma 035 was conducted by the Aviation and Air Assault Division and the Counter-Narcotics and Transnational Threat Command (CONAT) against a facility he attributed to the Juan Fernando Porras Martínez front of the ELN. De La Espriella said that 1,149 kilos of cocaine, 151 kilos of coca paste, more than 3,400 gallons of liquid chemicals, and hundreds of kilos of solid chemical supplies were seized, in addition to the destruction of the processing infrastructure. He estimated the direct economic impact at 1.067 billion pesos and argued that the operation weakened the finances and logistical capability of the group. He also promised that their members would be pursued, laboratories would be destroyed, and their leaders would be brought to justice. He stated that each destroyed laboratory meant fewer resources to finance terrorism and more security for Colombians. #Narcotráfico #EjércitoNacional #Colombia (translated)

Martín pointed out that Barcelona had a problem when Xavi set the objective of reaching the round of 16 on the first matchday, while he described Mourinho as realistic for expressing the same thing. He presented the comparison as a new lesson in Madridist sociology. https://t.co/OOC4rJ30H5 #Barça #Xavi #LaLiga (translated)

Abelardo De La Espriella criticized the situation at the San Andrés Departmental Hospital as outrageous and stated that medical equipment was stored in crates and deteriorating, with parallel payrolls and cleaning and radiology contracts linked to individuals close to the Governor's office. He also mentioned a photocopier contract for $60 million monthly. He said that the information received indicated the involvement of a deputy and that this line of inquiry would be investigated without privileges. He announced that he would form a forensic team to review the contracts and another technical team to support the hospital, asserting that those responsible would be held accountable before the justice system. #SaludPública #Transparencia #Justicia (translated)

Abelardo De La Espriella stated that the National Army, through Task Force Omega, carried out the Decisive Operation in Puerto Rico, Meta, against the structure Marco Aurelio Buendía, of the FARC dissidents from the Calarcá faction. According to his account, one member died during the operations and three people were captured, including alias “Junior Rojas,” who was injured and described as the second-in-command and financial responsible for the front. De La Espriella maintained that the group extorted merchants and businesspeople and controlled the production of narcotics in Vistahermosa and Puerto Rico. He added that the forces seized two handguns, two rifles, 274 cartridges, four magazines, a telescopic sight, and three hand grenades. He also expressed his support for the State to act with all its force against the group and concluded with patriotic and religious slogans. #OperaciónDecisiva #Narcotráfico #EjércitoColombiano (translated)

Abelardo De La Espriella wrote that the National Police had seized in Santa Marta a cache from the Libardo Vergel Front of the Conquistadoras de la Sierra Nevada Self-Defense Forces. He indicated that the material included 27 rifles, a grenade launcher, 19 magazines, and 728 cartridges, and had been placed at the disposal of the Prosecutor's Office. De La Espriella described the operation as a blow to the armed and logistical capacity of the group, which he described as narco-terrorist. He also stated that they would seek to capture its members or take them down in operations, and take away their weapons and resources. He closed with slogans in favor of the homeland and Christ the King. #SantaMarta #Narcoterrorismo #PolicíaNacional (translated)

Abelardo De La Espriella said that 587 members of the Police and the Army participated in Barranquilla in Operation Blindaje 360, aimed, he wrote, at narcoterrorist structures, their sources of funding, and crimes such as homicides, extortion, theft, and disputes over territorial control. He stated that during the operation, leaders of the Clan del Golfo, Los Costeños, Los Pepes, Los del Freseo, and Los Porteños were captured, and insisted that the State would eliminate the criminal groups in the city. According to the bulletin he cited, as of 4:00 a.m., 34 raids had been carried out and 56 people had been captured: 28 in the act and 28 by judicial order. He broke down the crimes attributed to the detainees as follows: conspiracy to commit a crime (16), theft (13), drug trafficking (9), illegal possession of firearms (8), homicide (3), and others (7). He also asserted that, in the "era of the Tiger," unrest would cease to affect citizens and would instead impact the criminals due to the actions of the State. He concluded with patriotic and religious slogans. #Barranquilla #Seguridad #Justicia (translated)

Abelardo De La Espriella stated that the National Police, in coordination with the Army, Air Force, and the Prosecutor's Office, captured nine members of the "Yair Bermúdez" Front 57 in Bugalagrande, Valle del Cauca, a dissident faction of the former FARC-EP that, he wrote, was affiliated with the National Coordinator Bolivarian Army. He labeled them as narcoterrorists and said they were accused of illegal recruitment and conspiracy to commit crimes. He added that among those arrested were alias "Majiño," whom he identified as the leader of a commission in the Valley and included in the list of most wanted individuals in Nariño, and alias "Bastidas." According to De La Espriella, during the operation, 12 cell phones, a laptop computer, nine containers with black powder, and a homemade mortar grenade adapted to be launched with a drone were seized. He concluded the message with patriotic and religious expressions. #PolicíaNacional #Narcoterrorismo #SeguridadNacional (translated)

Invictos highlighted that Donnelly Malen had scored two goals against Real Madrid in the Champions League and had a total of 8 goals and 1 assist in 8 matches with Roma during the season. It also noted that, since his arrival at the club, he had recorded 23 goals and 4 assists in 28 matches, and stated that the Dutchman had found his place. #ChampionsLeague #Roma #Fútbol (translated)

BTS Daily Chile asked BTS fans traveling from other countries to help care for the ARMY Chile experience. They pointed out that local fans had been waiting many years for the concert and that the organization had prohibited camping. The group asked anyone who knew people camping to speak with them and encourage them to leave. They warned that there was a forecast for rain and that spending the night in the cold could expose them to risks. BTS Daily Chile stated that everyone was welcome in the country and clarified that their concern was not due to the nationality of the attendees, but to behaviors that, as they wrote, could affect the organization, safety, and experience of those following the guidelines. They also called for empathy and to prioritize respect and collective well-being. #BTSENCHILE #ARMY #BTS #Concierto (translated)

Abelardo De La Espriella stated that the Military Forces carried out an operation in Cajibío, Cauca, against members of the Fredy Martínez column, belonging to the Jaime Martínez structure of the Central General Staff of alias Iván Mordisco and the Jacobo Arenas Western Bloc. He wrote that two members of the group died in the El Dinde neighborhood and that weapons, a mortar, grenades, and a drone were seized. He also said that a laboratory with 105 kilos of base cocaine and 1,500 gallons of ACPM was found. De La Espriella added that the forces continued to confront the narcoterrorists and ended his message with patriotic and religious slogans. #Cauca #Narcotráfico #EjércitoColombiano (translated)

Abelardo De La Espriella reported that four suspected members of the Edwin Román Velásquez Valle substructure of the Gulf Clan had been captured in Santa Fe de Antioquia and Betulia. Among them, he identified alias “Caliche,” whom he described as a coordinator of hitmen, and aliases “Pachito,” “Valeria,” and “Lina.” He stated that they participated in the attack in Betulia in which sub-inspectors Wilmer Ovidio Gallego Sepúlveda and Edwin Danilo Chamorro Bastida were killed. He also pointed out that in Nuquí, Chocó, alias “Niño Potro” had been captured, wanted for extradition by the United States and accused of coordinating the shipment of nearly two tons of cocaine a month. De La Espriella said he would seek to dismantle the Gulf Clan and bring its members to justice, and concluded with patriotic and religious slogans. #Narcotráfico #Justicia #Colombia (translated)

BTS Daily Chile⁷ described the Estadio Nacional Julio Martínez Prádanos in Ñuñoa, Santiago, as one of the most emblematic sports, cultural, and historical venues in Chile. It noted that it is part of the Parque Estadio Nacional and was inaugurated on December 3, 1938. The account recalled that the stadium hosted the final of the 1962 World Cup, in which Brazil crowned champion, and that Chile obtained third place in that tournament. It also indicated that the venue is a Historical Monument and a Site of Memory, and that it was renamed in 2008 in tribute to the journalist and sports commentator Julio Martínez Prádanos. According to the publication, artists such as Rod Stewart, Michael Jackson, Madonna, The Rolling Stones, Paul McCartney, and Coldplay have performed there. It added that it has an approximate capacity of 46,000 seated spectators, although the attendance for concerts varies depending on the stage configuration and the use of the field, and that it is next to the Estadio Nacional station of the Line 6 of the Santiago Metro. BTS Daily Chile⁷ wrote that the stadium was preparing to welcome BTS on October 14, 16, and 17, 2026, and presented the performances as a new chapter in the history of the venue. https://t.co/9a8HmPYn6O #EstadioNacional #BTS #SantiagoDeChile (translated)

RC Recreativo de Huelva announced that it would face Rayo Vallecano in the first round of the Copa del Rey, at the Nuevo Colombino, and welcomed the team to its land. #RendirseNoEsCostumbre #DecanoDelFutbolEspañol https://t.co/0J5RidXd7r #CopaDelRey #Fútbol #RayoVallecano (translated)

Abelardo De La Espriella stated that the Army captured two members of the "Ferney Antonio López Polo" substructure of the Gulf Clan during a battle in the Pantanos area, in Río de Oro, Cesar. According to what he wrote, the forces seized two rifles, two handguns, four rifle magazines, and two motorcycles. De La Espriella asserted that the operation weakened the armed capacity of the group and its criminal control in Aguachica and Río de Oro. He also called for action against its members and their illegal economies. He closed with patriotic and religious slogans and a derogatory term to refer to the captured individuals. #Narcotráfico #Seguridad #EjércitoColombiano (translated)