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The FARC strengthens its ties with drug kingpin Joaquin ‘El Chapo’ Guzman
El Chapo, the leader of the Sinaloa Cartel, has become the primary customer and financier for the FARC’s cocaine production in Colombia.
Honduras police seize Los Cachiros’ Joya Grande Zoo
“The owners of the zoo are narcos,” was the word whispered throughout the country. It was a not-so-secret secret.
Women Defense Ministers: organized crime, competition for natural resources the threats of the future
“The owners of the zoo are narcos,” was the word whispered throughout the country. It was a not-so-secret secret.
Ecuadorean security forces make series of large drug seizures
The yearly record for drug seizures in Ecuador is 68 tons, which were seized in 2009.
Ecuador and Colombia cooperate in fight against organized crime
The two countries reached positive agreements that will strengthen cooperation in the fight against drug cartels and other organized crime groups.
Since 2009, Nicolás García Noval has devoted between 15 to 20 hours of his free time every week to train kids in the neighborhood, El Chorrillo.
The two countries cooperated on other binational security issues for years.
The countries which attended the conference also adopted a resolution to work together to fight weapons smuggling and the trafficking of human organs.
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