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Spain's Main Port Has Not Been Able to Detect Drugs and Weapons for Six Months.
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The main port of Spain, one of the main points of entry of goods—and also of drugs—in Europe, has not been operating for months a scanner to detect weapons or narcotics. It also happens in the same port in which the largest cache of cocaine in history was intervened hidden in a container: 13,000 kilos in the plot of the corrupt chief inspector. In the midst of the expansion of drug trafficking, the lack of a basic instrument of control places th…
·Madrid, Spain
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