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Operation Trigger VI : South American crackdown on illegal gun trade reveals serious trafficking – Soldier of Fortune Magazine

  A police operation targeting firearms trafficking across South America has seen thousands of illicit firearms seized, thousands of arrests and investigative leads generated on crime networks and smuggling routes. Over three weeks (8 – 28 March), Operation Trigger VI saw the arrest of almost 4,000 suspects across all 13 South American countries,  with some 200,000 illicit firearms, parts, components, ammunition and explosives recovered. Hundreds of thousands of people and vehicles were searched at suspected hotspots and air, land and sea borders across the region. Interpol Coordinated by INTERPOL and the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), the joint operation enabled police, customs, border and prosecution services to work together, carrying out nearly 10,000 checks against INTERPOL databases to track illegal firearms and identify potential links with organized crime.

Brazil s president picks Army chief amid tension with military

Brazil s president picks Army chief amid tension with military
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Brazil Diplomat Celso Amorim on Bolsonaro, Lula & Why Biden s Foreign Policy Is So Disappointing

Brazil Diplomat Celso Amorim on Bolsonaro, Lula & Why Biden s Foreign Policy Is So Disappointing
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Former soldier gets 20 years in prison for helping train the Brazil s most powerful gang

Brazilian soldier is jailed for 20 years for providing surveillance to the country s most dangerous gang by patrolling the streets in his uniform Ex-Army soldier Manoel Resende will be spending the next 20 years of his life in prison for aiding Brazil s largest criminal organization  The 26-year-old provided training to members of the Primeiro Comando da Capital [PCC] or First Command of the Capital Resende, who had been out of the military for four years, used his experience to provide surveillance for the group s drug traffickers in the state of São Paulo

Cristiano Ronaldo szívhez szóló üzenetet írt Peléhez és rajongóihoz

Cristiano Ronaldo szívhez szóló üzenetet írt Peléhez és rajongóihoz
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