Colombians, the forensic audit does not stop. We begin. President Abelardo de la Espriella’s instruction is clear. Every peso of the Colombians is being tracked, every irregularity investigated, and what has been looted will be recovered. The forensic audit of the previous government does not stop. Now, Social Prosperity is opening the accounts, reviewing contracts, and following the trail of public money. What has been found so far demands answers. We are talking about nearly a trillion pesos linked to trusts, agreements, and other instruments whose information, documentation, legalization, or closing must be established—a trillion pesos. There are more than 900 service provision contracts whose necessity has not been verified. High-value contracts whose execution was concentrated during the presidential campaign. Donations made in the first half of 2026 without sufficient clarity on their final beneficiaries and appointments whose legal requirements are being investigated. They contracted, delivered donations, left resources in trusts, and multiplied contracts. Now they will have to explain, peso by peso , what they did with the Colombians ' money. Let no one doubt it. While this investigation is in the verification stage and due process will be respected , this government will not cover up, will not minimize, and will not bury a single corruption alert. Whatever has fiscal, disciplinary, administrative, or criminal implications will be documented and delivered to the competent authorities. And if it is established that resources were diverted or appropriated, President Abelardo de la Espriella’s government will use all available legal instruments to recover them and hold those responsible accountable and have them face the consequences, as is rightfully due, because these are the Colombians' resources; resources that must be used for those who truly need them, and for this government, the people's money is sacred. The Colombian countryside is not alone. When the El Niño phenomenon strikes the Colombian countryside, President Abelardo de la Espriella’s government acts instead of standing by. Because behind every hectare affected by drought, every crop that needs water, and every cattle rancher worried about feeding their animals, there is a family that works, produces, and sustains Colombia. And those families need to know something. The president will not leave them alone . Abelardo de la Espriella’s instruction is precise. Faced with high temperatures, lack of rain, and water shortages caused by the El Niño phenomenon, the State must arrive with concrete, timely, and responsible aid to protect Colombian agriculture. Therefore, the Ministry of Agriculture activated a shock plan to protect agricultural and livestock production. One of the first measures is Miracle Forage, a program to produce hay and forage silos at Agrosavia to guarantee feed for livestock in the most affected areas. But the president has asked to go beyond just addressing the emergency . We must protect producers today and prepare them to face droughts tomorrow. For this reason, through Finagro, financing has been activated for the miracle combo of irrigation, deep wells , motor pumps, submersibles, solar panels, and systems to bring water to crops and animals. Producers will be able to access subsidized rates, terms of up to 10 years, a grace period, and a rural capitalization incentive of up to 30%. This means concrete solutions, feed for livestock, water for production, and financing for our farmers so they can keep working. President Abelardo de la Espella wants a Colombia that produces more, and that begins precisely by protecting those who work the land. In the face of the El Niño phenomenon, the government's message is clear. The Colombian countryside is not alone. The president is with our producers, and the state will respond, always one step closer to the Miracle homeland.