Agents from Colombia, Italy, Portugal and France Strengthen the Security of the Camino de Santiago in a Historic International Collaboration
SPAIN – In an unprecedented event, two agents of the Colombia Tourism Police have joined the Civil Guard to enhance security in the Camino de Santiago. This historic collaboration, framed in the Safe Tourism Plan of the Ministry of the Interior of Spain, seeks to offer greater protection to pilgrims and guarantee that their experience takes place in an environment of total tranquility.
The presence of the Colombian agents is part of a broader international cooperation effort, which underlines the importance of collaboration between security forces from different countries to protect the thousands of walkers who travel this emblematic route each year. Along with the Spanish Civil Guard and Colombian agents, an agent from the Civil Guard also participates in the initiative. Italian Carabinieri Army, another of the Republican National Guard of Portugal and one of the French National Gendarmerie.
This joint alliance reinforces the commitment of the authorities to make the Camino de Santiago a safer and more welcoming place, demonstrating that security on a route of these characteristics is a shared responsibility between various nations.
