Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are currently in Colombia for a four-day tour, heavily guarded due to safety concerns, including the use of a bulletproof briefcase by their security detail. The couple's visit to La Giralda School was marked by a substantial security presence, including armed soldiers and police, as they navigated an area described as 'bandit country' amidst high kidnapping rates and violence in Colombia. Vice President Francia Márquez, who has faced multiple assassination attempts, is hosting the couple and has expressed shared concerns regarding safety and mental health issues. The security measures are particularly stringent following threats against Márquez and past attacks on her family. The couple's itinerary includes engagements aimed at addressing social issues such as cyberbullying among youth. Their visit comes as they continue to navigate concerns related to their safety, both abroad and in the UK.