Colombia & El Salvador

Colombia: Colombia sent over 60 rescue workers to Venezuela.

El Salvador: El Salvador deployed search and rescue teams to Venezuela, with its president highlighting multiple rescues by their team.

Colombia: Colombia's presidential election resulted in a conservative shift, with Abelardo de la Espriella's victory indicating potential changes in economic, security, and environmental policies, including a renewed focus on oil and gas, and a tougher approach to crime. This election also impacts its relationship with the United States.

El Salvador: El Salvador's security strategies, particularly those implemented by Nayib Bukele, are being considered as a model for Colombia's new president, Abelardo de la Espriella, to combat violent crime.

Colombia: A Colombian rescue team successfully rescued an 11-year-old boy, Moises, from the rubble, demonstrating international cooperation in the relief efforts.

El Salvador: El Salvadoran rescue teams participated in the successful rescue of Hernán Alberto Gil Flores, contributing to international search and rescue efforts.

Colombia: Colombia was affected by the earthquakes, with tremors felt strongly in several of its cities, though the direct impact was less severe than in Venezuela.

El Salvador: El Salvador sent rescue personnel and offered aid to Venezuela, demonstrating solidarity despite past political differences.