In Colombia, Nobel Peace Prize winner Juan Manuel Santos criticizes the president for displaying corpses "with pride"

Former Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos criticized current President Abelardo De la Espriella for displaying corpses and signing bombs used against guerrillas. Santos expressed concern over De la Espriella's extreme right policies and the resurgence of violence in Colombia, which is facing its worst wave since the peace agreement with FARC. De la Espriella, an ally of Donald Trump, has vowed harsh measures against criminals involved in drug trafficking. Meanwhile, U.S. military officials are in Colombia to coordinate anti-drug operations, reflecting increased cooperation since De la Espriella took office.