Colombia ex-advisor accuses first lady of drug, arms trafficking without evidence

Eva Ferrer, a former presidential advisor, publicly accused Verónica Alcocer, the wife of Colombia's president, of involvement in arms and drug trafficking on official planes. No evidence has been provided, and the claim rests solely on Ferrer's testimony, leaving its veracity unverified. The accusation injects political instability into the presidency, though its market impact is minimal.