The Attorney General's Office Warns of More Violent Narcos with AK-47 and Narco-Lanchas in Malaga
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The annual report of the State Attorney General's Office of 2025, which has just been presented, continues to emphasize that Andalusia has a problem with drug trafficking. It lists the Autonomous Community as the territory where this activity is "most visible", "attending to the exhibition" of narco-lanches operating, not only in the Straits, but "which move to provinces such as Huelva, Almería and Malaga".
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