Hidden cocaine found in sugar parcels
The Colombian authorities succeeded in seizing 7.6 tons of cocaine at the Cartagena port, destined for the Netherlands. This is the largest interception in the country over the past decade. Two Dutch nationals were arrested on charges of large-scale trafficking, while the Dutch public prosecutor's office confirmed that investigations indicate the Netherlands is considered a main gateway for cocaine entering Europe, with related arrests continuing. This operation is a significant blow to efforts to combat drug trafficking and highlights the role of Colombia and the Netherlands in global drug trade networks.
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