Prince Harry and his wife Meghan have embarked on their first visit to Colombia, a South American country, to participate in various events aimed at promoting mental health for young people and addressing the issue of cyberbullying. The royal couple was warmly welcomed at the residence of Vice President Francia Márquez in Bogotá, where they indulged in Colombian coffee and local pastries made with cheese and yuca.
Vice President Márquez, a prominent human rights activist and Colombia's first Black vice president, expressed her intention to showcase the cultural diversity of the country and highlight the government's efforts to combat inequality, given that a significant portion of the population lives in poverty.
