Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are on a four-day tour of Colombia, invited by Vice President Francia Márquez to engage with diverse communities and promote cultural richness. During their visit to La Giralda School, they interacted with students, showcasing their Spanish skills and enjoying traditional performances, while also addressing the importance of social-emotional learning. The couple participated in poignant reflections, including a visit to a memorial museum that highlighted the impact of Colombia's historical conflicts. They also visited a rehabilitation center for war veterans, where Harry engaged in a sitting volleyball match, further supporting his Invictus Games initiative. The visit, which has drawn both admiration and criticism, aims to inspire hope and connection amidst ongoing social issues in Colombia. The royal couple's presence has also been linked to discussions on broader topics such as foreign debt and climate change effects on marginalized populations.