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  1. Colombia, El Salvador, and Costa Rica launched joint efforts and task forces to target narco-terrorist networks via maritime interdictions.
  2. Narcotics originating in Colombia flow through Central America, with Costa Rica collaborating with U.S. Southern Command.

Alejandro Arias Monge, born in Costa Rica, is linked to cocaine trafficking originating in Colombia.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Jul 26
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Alejandro Arias Monge, born in Costa Rica, is linked to cocaine trafficking originating in Colombia.

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Costa RicaColombia

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  1. Alejandro Arias dominated the criminal landscape in Costa Rica.1 source
  2. Arias Monge, born in Costa Rica, is identified as being linked to Colombian cocaine trafficking.1 source

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Narcotics originating in Colombia flow through Central America, with Costa Rica collaborating with U.S. Southern Command. All 2 developments

Within Colombia, El Salvador, and Costa Rica launched joint efforts and task forces to target narco-terrorist networks via maritime interdictions.

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