Colombia's extradition surge draws a formal diplomatic protest or public objection from a recipient government within 60 days of the August 26 disclosure that 30 extraditions have been authorized in 16 days (by October 25, 2026).
The wording, the opening probability, and the counter-signal below were fixed when this call was published. Updates revise the reading — never the record: the verdict is graded against the opening call.
The trajectory
The record since
The call stands as issued — no revisions.
What would overturn it
A formal note of protest or public objection from the U.S., Peru, Panama, or the Dominican Republic citing due process or political motivation on a specific case.
The verdict
Non liquet Resolved 26 Oct 26.
Extraditions continued; no formal protest from a recipient government found, but searches were not exhaustive per country.
Absence of a protest is hard to prove across several named governments.
As logged at issue
Unlikely that Colombia's extradition surge draws a formal diplomatic protest from a recipient government within 60 days of this week's 30-in-16-days disclosure. The receiving states so far have every incentive to welcome the cases rather than object. A note of protest on a specific case would flip this.
Cite this call
The Cursus Publicus, Call 2026-08-26-03 — recorded 26 Aug 26. https://archive.cursuspublic.us/calls/2026-08-26-03.html