The Duke and Duchess of Sussex attended the Afro Women and Power conference to mark their final day in Colombia - and we asked Mirror readers what they thought of the so-called 'faux' royal tour. Meghan Markle delivered an impassioned speech on female empowerment at the Municipal Theatre in Cali, where she also paid tribute to her three-year-old daughter Lilibet and mother Doria Ragland. The couple then visited the vibrant Petronio Alvarez Festival, which is the world's biggest celebration and display of Afro-Colombian music.
Speaking on stage at the event, Harry addressed the crowd in Spanish as he thanked Vice President Francia Marquez for hosting them. He said: "Goodnight Cali, goodnight Colombia. Many thanks to the Madam vice president.
" Also speaking in Spanish, Meghan said: "Your country is so beautiful." During their excursion , the couple also visited local schools to promote the importance of digital literacy and encourage mental health awareness. The tour also included tree planting, drumming, engaging with local people, and meeting the Colombian Invictus Games Team.
Speaking ahead of the tour, Ms Marquez said: "In these vibrant locations, they will have the exceptional opportunity to engage with leaders, youth, and women who embody the aspirations and voices of Colombians committed to progress." She explained that their engagements will further "illuminate Colombia's role as a beacon of culture and innovation". However, royal author Angela Levin has branded Harry and Meghan's tour a.
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