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Wildlife trafficking within a web of organized crime
29.10.2025 - A new study reveals that the illegal wildlife trade - worth billions annually - is deeply connected to other forms of organized crime, including arms dealing, drug trafficking and human smuggling. By mapping these criminal intersections, researchers found that tackling the illegal trade in animals and plants requires understanding how it converges with other serious crimes.
Ambassador Andr Corr of the Lake, President of COP30, acknowledged that the problem of organized crime is a major challenge for Brazil, and n the exclusive of Rio de Janeiro, a police officer who killed more than 60 people on Thursday (28). The diplomat noted that the crime was affecting the regime's nicism, where c is being carried out from here in two weeks. Read more (10/29/2025
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