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Ecuadorian National Police Seizes 1.08 Tons of Cocaine in Puerto Bolívar

The Ecuadorian National Police seized 1.08 tons of cocaine at the facilities of Puerto Bolívar in the early hours of July 2. The illicit substances, destined for England, were detected in a banana shipment during a technical inspection prior to embarkation. According to technical analysis, the intervention represents an approximate economic impact of USD 3,318,050,000 on criminal structures. An adult male was arrested and placed at the disposal of Ecuadorian justice.

3 de julio de 2026

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Ecuadorian National Police Seizes 1.08 Tons of Cocaine in Puerto Bolívar

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