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This Is How Alias Andrés, the Liaison Who Coordinated Cocaine Shipments From Valle Del Cauca to Europe, Operated.

Authorities break up a key link in Cali that coordinated drug trafficking, exploiting gaps in airport logistics networks.

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This Is How Alias Andrés, the Liaison Who Coordinated Cocaine Shipments From Valle Del Cauca to Europe, Operated.

Authorities break up a key link in Cali that coordinated drug trafficking, exploiting gaps in airport logistics networks.

19 days ago·Bogotá, Colombia

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El Tiempo broke the news in Bogotá, Colombia 19 days ago on Monday, October 5, 2026.

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