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Police Have Seized 42 Tons of Cocaine Since the Beginning of the Year

Police authorities seized 42 tons of cocaine since January 1st of this year, 17 more than in the entire year of 2025, revealed today the national director of the Judicial Police (PJ).

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"In the fight against drug trafficking, successive records of cocaine seizures have been reached. In 2024, 23 tons; in 2025, 25 tons; and, to date 2026, 42 tons," said the national director of PJ

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Portuguese authorities have seized 42 tons of cocaine since the beginning of 2026, far exceeding the values recorded in the last two years.

The amount of cocaine seized by police authorities since the beginning of the year already exceeds by 17 tons the total recorded throughout the year of 2025, according to the national director of the Judicial Police.

Police authorities seized 42 tons of cocaine since January 1st of this year, 17 more than in the whole year of 2025, revealed today the national director of the Judicial Police (PJ). The content Police seized 42 tons of cocaine since the beginning of the year appears first in Folha Nacional.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Police authorities seized 42 tons of cocaine since January 1st of this year, more than 17 tons more than in the whole year of 2025, revealed today the national director of the Judicial Police (PJ). In the fight against drug trafficking, successive records of cocaine seizures have been reached. In 2024, 23 tons; in 2025, 25 tons; and, to date 2026, 42 tons, Carlos Cabreiro said, at the ceremony of the 81st anniversary of the PJ, at the headquarte…

Cocaine seizures carried out by Portuguese police forces reached 42 tons between January 1 and October 20, 2026. The balance sheet, released by Carlos Cabreiro, national director of the Judicial Police (PJ), represents an increase of 17 tons compared to the total registered for the entire year of 2025. The numbers were presented [...]

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Correio da Manhã broke the news on Tuesday, October 20, 2026.
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