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Gangs and armed groups are escalating violence across Ecuador, Colombia, and Bolivia, alongside a five-country environmental crime blitz.

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Gangs and armed groups are escalating violence across Ecuador, Colombia, and Bolivia, alongside a five-country environmental crime blitz.

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  1. Lula da Silva visited Bolivia, deepening cooperation and launching 'Secure Borders' to manage shared border issues and drug movement.Sub-event
  2. Global Witness documents violence against environmental defenders in the Cauca region of Colombia near the Ecuadorian border.Sub-event
  3. Violence and organized crime escalate across Ecuador, Colombia, and Bolivia, coupled with a multi-country environmental crime operation.1 source

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