Stability Score?How the stability score is computedA weighted composite of seven pillars— conflict intensity, event volatility, arms activity, economic health, market stress, sanctions exposure, and humanitarian proxy. Each pillar is scored 0–100 (higher = healthier). The composite is weighted (conflict 25%, economy 20%, events 15%, the rest 10% each) and recomputed daily from strategic events, World Bank indicators, arms-transfer data, and sanctions records.
Intelligence briefReport #2542 · country_daily · Jun 28, 2026
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The other side.See this brief from Colombia's frame — local-language sources elevated, Western framing flagged.
Colombia · 90-day event volume
1,670
total events · 90 daily data points
Annotated milestones
1 of 12
Source · intelligence_events · all severity tiersHover any annotated dot for full milestone
CO — Daily Risk Brief
June 28, 2026 · Score 40.0
Bottom Line
Colombia faces critical instability driven by concurrent security, health, and governance crises. Organized crime expansion, alleged foreign electoral interference, and cascading institutional collapse create compounding risk. Confidence: high (multi-source corroboration across conflict, health, and diplomatic domains).
Risk Drivers (past 7 days)
28 JUN 2026 – Government policy decisions assessed as favoring organized crime, triggering conflict escalation across multiple regions. Significance score: 80.
25 JUN 2026 – Earthquake (1,170 casualties) compounds healthcare crisis; hospitals on verge of collapse as of 26 JUN. Severity: 8/10.
24 JUN 2026 – Territorial disputes yielded 4 killed, 60 wounded; Clan del Golfo documented as expanding operational footprint. Both severity 8/10.
23 JUN 2026 – Alleged Israeli cyber manipulation of Colombian presidential election reported. Significance: 80. Simultaneously, illegal armed groups expanding territorial control.
24 JUN 2026 – La Macarena (Meta) incident: armed civilians detained military personnel during operation against alias Mono Huevo, signaling organized crime capacity to obstruct state operations.
21 JUN 2026 – Assassination of right-wing presidential candidate Miguel Uribe; 3,500 police deployed for election security in Cartagena, indicating electoral violence threat.
What to Watch
Clan del Golfo territorial consolidation: Monitor expansion beyond current strongholds; next 30 days will indicate whether government counter-narcotics operations regain initiative or cede further ground.
Healthcare system failure cascade: Clinic closures (6 JUL) and hospital collapse trajectory—watch for mass casualty event or humanitarian emergency declaration triggering international intervention.
Electoral legitimacy: Cyber manipulation allegations combined with candidate assassination create falsifiable test: will post-election audit occur and restore confidence, or deepen institutional delegitimacy?
Organized crime-state collusion indicators: Monitor gold smuggling networks ($1.5B+ theft incidents), and alleged OFAC-sanctioned entity activity [SDGT designations] for evidence of state capture.
Sourcing
Evidence drawn from 12 strategic events, 12 severity-scored intelligence reports, and 6 quantitative anchors spanning 28 JUN–1 JUL 2026. Primary gaps: casualty figures for conflict escalation events remain unreported; cyber attack attribution methodology undisclosed. Confidence in conflict/health/diplomatic domains: high; confidence in governance-crime nexus claims: moderate (requires corroboration on policy mechanism).
How we produced this brief. This analysis was generated by the GeoMemo
intelligence pipeline on 2026-06-28 06:56 EDT. The narrative was composed by
Claude Haiku 4.5 and is restricted to facts present in the verified source set
listed below — the model is prohibited from adding unverified claims.
Structured facts (actors, events, casualties, monetary values, sanctioned
entities, threat probabilities) are extracted daily by our enrichment
pipeline and stored across the strategic_events, intelligence_events,
extracted_quantities, threat_assessments, entity_relationships, and
sanctioned_entities tables. Every factual claim in this brief is
tagged with [#id] referencing the article in the Sources section below.
Confidence language follows ICD 203 analytic tradecraft standards.
This brief drew on 39 articles from 13 distinct
publications, plus 21 structured events and 12
extracted quantitative anchors.
GENERATED Jun 28, 2026, 10:56 AMICD 203
Event timelineLast 7 days · 12 milestones · hover for context
JUL 1
2026
SCENARIO
Clinic Closure
health_emergency · severity 6
Elevated
JUN 28
2026
Forced Displacements
refugee_flow · severity 8
Critical
JUN 28
2026
Armed Conflict
conflict_escalation · severity 9
Critical
JUN 28
2026
Earthquake in Chocó
earthquake · severity 2
Moderate
JUN 28
2026
Aid to Venezuela
humanitarian_aid · severity 2
Moderate
JUN 28
2026
Colombia-US Tension
diplomatic_tension · severity 6
Elevated
JUN 28
2026
Colombia repatriates nationals
humanitarian_aid · severity 2
Moderate
JUN 28
2026
Colombia aids Venezuela
humanitarian_aid · severity 5
Moderate
JUN 27
2026
Colombia Aid to Venezuela
humanitarian_aid · severity 6
Elevated
JUN 27
2026
Blockade in Buenaventura
humanitarian_aid · severity 5
Moderate
Stability components7-pillar breakdown · each 0–100, higher = healthier · 30-day trend per pillar
arms imports: 31total value usd: $31.35Bconflict amplified: yes
Economic Health
71/100 · 20% wt
gdp growth pct: 1.60%inflation pct: 6.61%unemployment pct: 9.62%
Market Stress
78/100 · 10% wt
total signals 30d: 45negative signals 30d: 10
Sanctions Exposure
0/100 · 10% wt
sanctioned entities: 540is sanctioning power: no
Humanitarian Proxy
89/100 · 10% wt
life expectancy: 77.9literacy rate: 95.30%
Risk matrix5 enterprise-decision dimensions · derived from the 7 stability pillars · higher = more risk
Political
11Stable
Security
83Critical
Economic
26Moderate
Regulatory
100Critical
Operational
70Elevated
Risk dimensions are derived from the 7 stability pillars. Higher score = more risk (inverted from the stability score, where higher = healthier). Operational is a weighted composite intended for enterprise-decision use.
This profile draws from four data tiers. Baseline facts (geography, languages, religion) are from the CIA World Factbook snapshot of January 2026 — the final snapshot before the website was retired. Economic indicators refresh daily from the World Bank. Events, conflicts, dispatches, and entity mentions flow continuously from our continuous intelligence graph — sources come online as we add them. Intelligence briefs are generated daily under ICD 203 analytic-tradecraft standards.
Coverage of Colombia will sharpen as we add local-language sources. Every field above carries a provenance chip so you can judge freshness for yourself.