Noboa Proposes at the UN to Track Funds and Share Information Against Organized Crime
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Los Angeles Times
Independent EspañolEcuador’s president, Daniel Noboa, urged global leaders on Wednesday to step up international cooperation to address transnational crime and considered it “inadmissible” for “criminal organizations to cooperate more effectively with each other than States.”
President Daniel Noboa addresses the UN General Assembly and presents three initiatives to deal more effectively with transnational criminal groups
Noboa proposes at the UN to track funds and share information against organized crime
The Ecuadorian president proposes measures such as creating an international platform for the exchange of information.
Combating organized crime has ceased to be "an internal matter" and to become "a threat to international peace and security," he says.
Ecuadorean President Daniel Noboa placed the fight against transnational organized crime at the center of his speech to the General Assembly of the United Nations and called on States to deepen international cooperation to confront criminal networks that, he said, are compromising the security and development possibilities of the region. Noboa defended to the representatives of the member countries a strategy based on collective responses and ar…
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