Colombia minister warns of ‘terrorism’ threat at presidential inauguration

Colombia's Interior Minister has issued a stark warning regarding potential "terrorism" threats that could disrupt the upcoming presidential inauguration. The heightened security alert comes as the nation prepares to welcome several international dignitaries for the ceremony.

The inauguration is set to be a significant international gathering, with the presidents of Argentina, Paraguay, Chile, and Ecuador confirmed to attend. Adding to the high-profile guest list, Spain's King Felipe VI is also expected to be present, underscoring the event's regional and international importance.

While specific details about the nature of the threats have not been disclosed, the minister's strong language signals a serious concern for the safety and security of the attendees and the smooth transition of power. Security forces are reportedly on high alert to mitigate any potential risks and ensure the event proceeds without incident.