US Edition$15 Million to Drug Trafficking Hit: Sebastian Marset Is Already in Jail
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In addition to Las Palmas, the Uruguayan drug trafficker frequented homes in the Abasto and the Urubó, whose owners will be summoned to declare. eju.tv / Video: Bolivia TV The Attorney General's Office of the State works to identify and call to declare...
Santa Cruz, Mar 16, 2026 (ATB Digital).- The vice minister of Social Defense and Controlled Substances, Ernesto Justiniano, referred to the capture of Uruguayan drug trafficker Sebastián Enrique Marset Cabrera and pointed out that the objective of the authorities is to continue the investigations to dismantle the drug trafficking structures operating in the country. The authority indicated that, after his arrest in Bolivia, Marset was extradited…
Fact sheet On March 15, 2026, Sebastián Marset was captured in Santa Cruz de la Sierra. The criminal network linked to him was dismantled with the seizure of assets valued at more than 15 million dollars. Tap to see the full context Background: Marset was included almost a year ago on the DEA's list of most wanted fugitives. His partner, Federico Ezequiel Santoro Vassallo, was sentenced to 15 years for laundering drug money. The DEA considers t…
The Bolivian government quantified the direct economic impact on organized crime by more than $15 million following the arrest of Uruguayan drug trafficker Sebastián Marset in the early morning of Friday, March 13. The vice minister of the Interior and Police Regime, Hernán Paredes, explained that this figure represents the "economic damage" to the Marset structure due to seizures of goods, without including technological objects confiscated dur…
The action represents the dismantling of a luxury and power logistics network operating with apparent impunity in the region.
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