Mexico's Pacific Coast: Main Route for Maritime Drug Trafficking
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The Pacific coast of Mexico has become the primary route for maritime drug trafficking, with cartels like Sinaloa and Jalisco Nueva Generación (CJNG) dominating the scene. The Mexican Navy has seized nearly 80 tons of cocaine since the beginning of the administration, with most of the drugs originating from South America. Cartels have changed tactics, using stowaways on cargo ships to launch drugs into the sea. The government is strengthening its naval presence, particularly in the South and Eastern Pacific, to combat this issue.
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