De la Espriella, an ultra-conservative leader, will deliver his first speech as president before a military contingent. This choice marks a break from previous traditions of the inauguration ceremony, where presidents have typically not addressed solely the armed forces.
His approach, characterized by a strong military context, is anticipated as a manifestation of his policies and vision for the country. The event has drawn media attention and public opinion concerning the future directions of the government.
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