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Guyana: Cocaine seizures increased fivefold in 2024 thanks to port controls

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Cayenne, 4 Apr 2025 (AFP) – Some 2.8 tons of cocaine were seized in Guyana in 2024, compared to 571 kg in 2023, according to a report by the Guyana Customs, which explains this in particular by the strengthening of controls at the Grand port maritime. This "significant increase" of drug seizures in the ultramarine department of South America [...]

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