Prince Harry and Meghan’s Colombian Tour: Key Questions and Unanswered Mysteries

Prince Harry and Meghan’s recent trip to Colombia has left many surprised.

Although the young prince’s autobiography mentions his previous encounters with the notorious Colombian export, last week’s visit raised eyebrows for very different reasons.

Harry, who was known for his tight security even in familiar settings such as Royal Windsor, apparently ventured into Bogota and Cali without too much worry.

Cali, notorious for its ties to one of Colombia’s most violent drug cartels, added an extra layer of intrigue to their journey.

Colombia, where seven million people live in extreme poverty, is a stark contrast to the royal couple’s lavish lives.

The juxtaposition between their extravagant lifestyles – marked by frequent changes of designer clothes such as Cartier, Oscar de la Renta and Manolo Blahnik – and the backdrop of severe economic hardship has led to some ironic and uncomfortable reflections.

One can only speculate as to the extent to which the presence of this incredibly wealthy, luxury-soaked Anglo-American duo resonated with the local population, who were struggling to meet their basic needs.

Prince Harry and Meghan’s recent trip to Colombia has sparked curiosity and skepticism, with many wondering what the real purpose of their visit is.

Could it be an environmental initiative? The couple are often outspoken about the impact of air travel on the environment, but their own arrival in Bogota by private jet raises questions about the ecological value of the journey.

Some media outlets are describing the tour as “quasi-royal,” a term many find vague and meaningless.