Rendón and De la Espriella agree on three priorities for Antioquia

The governor of Antioquia, Andrés Julián Rendón, and President-elect Abelardo de la Espriella met on June 27 in San Pedro de los Milagros to define a joint work agenda. The meeting, part of De la Espriella's post-election tour, focused on three critical fronts: security, health, and infrastructure.

• Security: Rendón called for strengthening citizen security to combat criminal groups, criticising the previous government's policies. Source: El Tiempo
• Health: The governor urged action to address financial and operational crises in the health system, which he called "the greatest social achievement of Colombia in the last 30 years." Source: El Colombiano
• Infrastructure: He demanded progress on the Túnel del Toyo and the Vía al Mar, denouncing that equipment for the tunnel remains uninstalled: "They have the electromechanical equipment gathering dust and they don't want to install them." Source: El Tiempo

De la Espriella expressed gratitude for Antioquia's electoral support, where he won 64.42% of the vote in the second round. He promised to visit all municipalities and said, "Antioquia has a president with the Tigre." Source: Infobae The encounter signals a new phase of cooperation after tensions with the outgoing government.