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The Colombian police seized five tons of cocaine in the port of Cartagena that had as their final destination cities of...
The president of Colombia, Gustavo Petro, celebrated this Monday the seizure of five tons of cocaine hydrochloride in the port of Cartagena, which, according to the president, constitutes one of the largest anti-drug operations in the history of the country. READ ALSO Colombia: Unemployment fell for the tenth consecutive month and was located at 8.6% in June The drug, camouflaged in export shipments to Europe and Central America, was discovered …
Five Tons of Cocaine Destined for Europe and Central America Seized in Colombia - teleSUR English
Colombian police seized five tons of cocaine in the port of Cartagena, destined for various cities in Europe and Central America, the Presidency reported this Sunday. RELATED: Venezuela: Tons of Cocaine Linked to Far-Right Politicians Seized in Zulia State The shipments were found in several containers destined for strategic international ports such as Rotterdam (Netherlands), Germany, Guatemala, and Honduras, where drug trafficking networks int…
Narcotic drugs between panela and ají: so they tried to take tons of drugs out of the country through the port of Cartagena TuBarco News The shipment was destined for countries of Europe and Central America. News Colombia. In one of the most forceful anti-drug operations, the National Police managed to seize five tons of cocaine hydrochloride in the seaport of Cartagena. The drug, which was intended to be sent to international destinations such …
The Colombian police seized five tons of cocaine in the port of Cartagena that had as their final destination several cities in Europe and Central America, the Presidency reported this Sunday. The Incautan entry into Colombia five tons of cocaine destined for Honduras, Europe and other countries was first published in Digital Process.
Authorities intercepted cargo at the sea and port of Cartagena. The drug was camouflaged in coffee, fruits and foreign boats.
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