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Abelardo De La Espriella stated that the Military Forces carried out an operation in Cajibío, Cauca, against members of the Fredy Martínez column, belonging to the Jaime Martínez structure of the Central General Staff of alias Iván Mordisco and the Jacobo Arenas Western Bloc. He wrote that two members of the group died in the El Dinde neighborhood and that weapons, a mortar, grenades, and a drone were seized. He also said that a laboratory with 105 kilos of base cocaine and 1,500 gallons of ACPM was found. De La Espriella added that the forces continued to confront the narcoterrorists and ended his message with patriotic and religious slogans. #Cauca #Narcotráfico #EjércitoColombiano (translated)

The violence between drug trafficking gangs in Spain has intensified due to the arrival of Mexican and Albanian cartels, as well as the increase in the price of cocaine, which has led to an increase in settling scores and drug thefts. #Narcotráfico #Violencia #Cárteles (translated)

Simón Levy stated that U.S. security forces had arrested Álvaro Pulido, an associate of Alex Saab, and that he was in U.S. custody. He also claimed that Pulido had delivered more than 40 million dollars to López Obrador in Mexico and had operated drug trafficking routes with Iran and Mexico at the AIFA. https://t.co/2vkRJoeK1b #México #Narcotráfico #Corrupción (translated)

Abelardo De La Espriella reported that four suspected members of the Edwin Román Velásquez Valle substructure of the Gulf Clan had been captured in Santa Fe de Antioquia and Betulia. Among them, he identified alias “Caliche,” whom he described as a coordinator of hitmen, and aliases “Pachito,” “Valeria,” and “Lina.” He stated that they participated in the attack in Betulia in which sub-inspectors Wilmer Ovidio Gallego Sepúlveda and Edwin Danilo Chamorro Bastida were killed. He also pointed out that in Nuquí, Chocó, alias “Niño Potro” had been captured, wanted for extradition by the United States and accused of coordinating the shipment of nearly two tons of cocaine a month. De La Espriella said he would seek to dismantle the Gulf Clan and bring its members to justice, and concluded with patriotic and religious slogans. #Narcotráfico #Justicia #Colombia (translated)

Simón Levy wrote that drug traffickers, rapists, and murderers should not be considered human beings, and insisted that politicians linked to drug trafficking should lose all their civil and political rights. He also stated that the State should not allocate resources to keep murderers and corrupt individuals in prison, as, according to him, those funds should be dedicated to health, education, and security. #Justicia #DerechosHumanos #Seguridad (translated)

Lonche stated that the administration of Dedsafío should have expelled the streamer after he labeled it, according to him, as being full of rapists and harassers. He criticized that they did not do so and compared it to DOMGAMER, whom he claimed was expelled for much less. He also questioned why a statement was now being published in which the streamer claimed to have "endured." #Narcostreamer #Acoso #Comunicado (translated)

Simón Levy maintained that those who defended the application of the law to criminals, including migrants who were illegally in the country and committed crimes, were labeled as conservatives. He also stated that those who wanted drug traffickers to be imprisoned and prioritized addressing violence in the country itself were referred to in this way. #Conservadores #Derecho #Justicia (translated)

Simon Levy asked why his call to churches of all religions to promote the culturalization of America scandalized some people, while, according to him, they did not express the same outrage at what he described as the culture of death of drug trafficking and wokism. He attributed that difference to hypocrisy, corruption, and the role of pawns played by those who criticized his proposal. #Culturización #Religión #Hipocresía (translated)

Ibero-American governments, including Venezuela, have found numerous areas of understanding with Washington, especially in security and the fight against drug trafficking, which has boosted the creation of coalitions of interests in the region. #Iberoamérica #EstadosUnidos #Cooperación (translated)

Don Ricardo Salinas Pliego stated that the politicians he described as corrupt, and linked to a “narco-regime,” would regret what happened on Monday. He said that, instead of being pleased that he funded actions with his own money that, he claimed, they did not carry out with resources from Mexicans, they preferred to steal from them. #Política #Corrupción #México (translated)

Gustavo Petro stated that an organizational chart showed that Abelardo had placed 16 members of his law firm in key positions that, he claimed, allowed for the return of assets to drug traffickers. He added that he would later show that many assets of drug traffickers removed from the OFAC list had been purchased by the National Land Agency (ANT) to be handed over to the peasantry, and that many were still in the process of extinction. #Narcotráfico #Corrupción #Justicia (translated)

The Jucil association warns that the coastline of Murcia is becoming the new Andalusian coast for drug trafficking and requests a specific plan from the Ministry of the Interior to combat the use of narcolanchas, after violent incidents were recorded with security forces in the area. #Narcolanchas #InmigraciónIlegal #GuardiaCivil (translated)

Carol Borda wrote that the justice system of the United States had revealed that Nicolás Maduro was paying off drug trafficking debts by arming Colombian narco-guerrillas. She also pointed out that Eva Ferrer accused the former first lady of transporting drugs on official planes and bringing in 2.5 million dollars. Borda stated that, instead of diplomatic integration with Caracas, it was a criminal network that shared money and routes. #Justicia #Narcotráfico #Colombia (translated)