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Abelardo De La Espriella stated that a man threatened to kill his wife and children on October 18, 2026, at 10:12 AM. According to what he wrote, the report was filed at 12:23 PM, and the search and capture of the suspect took place the following day at 11:57 PM. De La Espriella said that during the search, the authorities found a significant amount of marijuana and that the Prosecutor's Office charged the detainee with the crimes of trafficking, manufacturing, or possession of narcotics, as outlined in Article 376 of the Penal Code, and threats against human rights defenders and public officials, as provided in Article 188E. He added that the man had received a measure of preventive detention. The author maintained that threats against Colombian families were intolerable and that his family deserved protection, just like other families in the country. He also stated that, in the so-called "Miracle Homeland," criminals should fear justice and not the citizens fearing them. He closed his post with patriotic and religious slogans. #Justicia #DerechosHumanos #Seguridad (translated)

The publication stated that the Galician athlete Ana Peleteiro had already told Santi Abascal from Vox that he was not welcome in Galicia. According to the text, Peleteiro called for an end to fascism and that Abascal should stay home, and pointed out that the only green in Galicia was its mountains. (translated)

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 wrote that the National Police had captured in Morales, Bolívar, a person known as "Brayan Veneco," whom he described as the leader of an armed commission of Structure 4 of the Command of Blocks and Fronts (EMBF), a dissident faction of the former FARC-EP. According to De La Espriella, he was wanted for homicide, terrorism, and conspiracy to commit a crime. He also stated that the man was promoting armed confrontations against the Gulf Clan in Antioquia and Bolívar. De La Espriella maintained that the capture weakened the command capacity and territorial expansion of those groups in southern Bolívar and said it would end the structures he described as narcoterrorists. He closed his publication with patriotic and religious slogans. #Narcotráfico #Colombia #Justicia (translated)

Abelardo De La Espriella stated that what happened was the least serious among the illegalities that, according to him, Benedetti had committed. He maintained that Benedetti believed his silence would allow him to evade consequences and asked that neither the damage he, in his opinion, had caused to the country be forgiven nor forgotten. He also said that the justice of the "Miracle Homeland" would give him what he deserved, welcomed that project, and invoked Christ the King. #Justicia #PatriaMilagro #Colombia (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 stated that five people were captured and a minor was taken into custody in Bucaramanga in an operation against what he described as the hitman arm of the narcoterrorist group Los del Sur. According to his writing, the authorities seized four firearms, nearly 4,000 doses of base coca, four kilos of marijuana, cash, and cell phones. De La Espriella indicated that among those captured was alias "Julito," whom he attributed to coordinating selective homicides and local drug trafficking. He also mentioned that he was linked to around 20 violent events, including the Villa Esperanza massacre, which left four victims, and the femicide of his ex-partner, Valeria Espitia. He concluded with patriotic and religious slogans. #Bucaramanga #Narcotráfico #SeguridadColombia (translated)

Vicky Dávila published a link about the downfall of alias Ñoño and quoted Abelardo de la Espriella, who stated that he had been involved in criminal activities for 13 years, including robberies and kidnappings, and welcomed him to “the miracle homeland.” https://t.co/deOxRa4Jqt #Justicia #Crimen #Seguridad (translated)