What the Attorney General’s Office Says About the Increase in Drug Trafficking and Violence in Andalusia · Global Voices
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The Andalusian president again demands more resources from the government after the report of the Public Prosecutor's Office warns of the growth of the mafias, their greater violence and the use of weapons of war.
The complaint comes after the Prosecutor's Office warned of the increase in violence linked to the organizations The Prosecutor's Office warns of more violent narcos with AK-47 and narco-lanchas in Malaga
AUGC calls for more agents and media following the Prosecutor's report, which reflects an increase of about 30 per cent in drug trafficking proceedings and more than 63,000 kilos of seized hashish report lack of civilian guards for security
The president of the Anti-Drug Platform Alternatives "totally" supports the memory of the Prosecutor's Office and warns that the problem that a year ago was "exclusive" of the Campo de Gibraltar has already been transferred to Huelva 75% of the trials at the Audiencia
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