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Gulf Clan: Colombia suspends ceasefire with drug cartel

Colombia's president says the gang has not stopped its illegal activities and is behind recent attacks.

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Gulf Clan: Colombia suspends ceasefire with drug cartel | Times of Suriname – grootste landelijke dagblad van Suriname

Gulf Clan: Colombia suspends ceasefire with drug cartel | Times of Suriname – grootste landelijke dagblad van Suriname
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Cocaine smuggling and production at record high since pandemic retreat

New UN report says there has been a 35% spike in 2020-21 in the production of coca, the drug’s base ingredient

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Cocaine smuggling and production at record high since pandemic retreat

New UN report says there has been a 35% spike in 2020-21 in the production of coca, the drug’s base ingredient

United statesSouth africaNorth seaOceans generalAntoine vellaJorge restrepoUnited nations office on drugsArmed forces of colombia farcResource centerSouth americanUnited nations officeSouth americaNorth americanRevolutionary armed forcesConflict analysis

Colombian Amazon s Destruction Driven by Cattle Ranching Over the Last Four Decades, Study Says

Recent governments have used environmental concerns to justify intensifying their war on the green shrub, but research shows that the amount of forest cleared in 2018 to cultivate coca, the base ingredient in cocaine, was only 1/60th of that used for cattle.

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