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Militares Venezuela
22/09/2025@22:51:40
Venezuela has initiated military drills named "Sovereign Caribbean" in response to escalating tensions with the United States, showcasing Russian-backed warships, fighter jets, and electronic warfare units. This move comes after the U.S. labeled President Maduro a "narcoterrorist" and placed a $50 million bounty on him. The exercises involve 12 naval ships and 22 aircraft and are seen as a direct challenge to U.S. military presence in the region following recent U.S. strikes on suspected drug-smuggling vessels. Maduro has warned that any further U.S. aggression could lead to war, declaring Venezuela a "republic in arms." The situation highlights the deepening geopolitical rift between Caracas and Washington, with implications for regional stability as both sides refuse to back down amidst historical tensions. For more details, visit the full article at Cibeles Biblioteca.
Tensiones Venezuela
La Marina de los EE. UU. ha desplegado ocho buques de guerra cerca de Venezuela en respuesta a las acusaciones de tráfico de drogas contra el presidente Nicolás Maduro, quien enfrenta un bounty de 50 millones de dólares por su captura. Este despliegue incluye destructores y un barco de asalto anfibio, parte de una operación intensificada contra el narcotráfico en el Caribe y el Pacífico. En reacción, Maduro ha movilizado a más de cuatro millones de reservistas y civiles para defenderse ante lo que considera una posible agresión estadounidense. La tensión entre ambos países continúa aumentando, con la marina estadounidense patrullando rutas clave utilizadas por los carteles de drogas en América Latina. Para más detalles, visita el enlace.
Cocaína Canadá
CBSA officers seized approximately 197 kilograms of suspected cocaine valued at $24.6 million during a secondary inspection at the Blue Water Bridge on July 23. The driver, Onkar Kalsi, 29, from Caledon, Ontario, was arrested and charged with importing and possessing cocaine for trafficking. This seizure highlights the Blue Water Bridge as a significant hotspot for drug smuggling, with a notable increase in cocaine seizures at the Canada-U.S. border. Officials attribute these successes to enhanced collaboration between Canadian and U.S. law enforcement agencies in combating drug trafficking networks.
Las autoridades serbias, en una operación coordinada por Eurojust, han arrestado a cinco sospechosos implicados en el transporte de drogas ilícitas a Suecia, Finlandia, Dinamarca y Noruega. Esta acción sigue a la detención previa de ocho falsos propietarios de empresas de transporte. La red criminal era responsable de mover grandes cantidades de narcóticos como cocaína y anfetaminas desde España y los Países Bajos. Se estima que al menos 1.6 toneladas de drogas fueron transportadas. La operación fue el resultado de un equipo conjunto de investigación entre Serbia y los países nórdicos, con apoyo logístico y financiero de Eurojust.
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Narcóticos Londres
CBP officers intercepted a significant drug shipment on July 30, discovering 515 grams of cocaine and 186.9 grams of methamphetamine hidden inside a children's board game, specifically the 5 Second Rule, Jr., during an inspection of outbound cargo from Atlanta to London. The narcotics were concealed beneath a bag of cat food within the game box, part of a package disguised as a return shipment. While no arrests have been made yet, an investigation is ongoing to identify those responsible for this smuggling attempt. This seizure underscores CBP's commitment to combating drug trafficking and ensuring border security. For more details, visit the full article at biblioteca.cibeles.net.
Operativo cartel
Federal agents from HSI and ICE conducted a significant raid on "El Alamo," an underground nightclub in Charleston, South Carolina, linked to the violent Northeast Cartel (CDN). During the operation, 72 illegal immigrants were arrested, including six minors. Authorities seized cash, drugs, and firearms, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat cartel influence in U.S. communities. The nightclub's operator was reportedly connected to CDN, a group designated as a terrorist organization by the U.S. government. This raid is part of a broader crackdown on illegal immigration and organized crime under the Trump administration's strict policies.
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