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Mexican Navy Seizes Over 4 Tons of Cocaine in Pacific Operations

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The Mexican Navy, in coordination with other security forces, seized over 4 tons of cocaine from three vessels off the coasts of Chiapas and Oaxaca. The operation resulted in the detention of 13 individuals and prevented millions of doses from reaching the streets. This seizure is part of the over 80 tons of cocaine seized during the current administration, significantly impacting criminal organizations' operational and financial capabilities. The Navy has concentrated its deployment in the South Pacific and East Pacific, with the Revillagigedo Islands serving as an early warning point. Chiapas has registered the most seizures in recent weeks.

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    Como resultado de las acciones de vigilancia marítima encabezadas por...

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    Marina asegura lanchas con más de 4 toneladas de cocaína y detiene a 1...

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    📌 🟠 La Secretaría de Marina Armada de México decomisó 4.4 toneladas de...

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