Colombian Caribbean cocaine routes to Europe persist; Clan del Golfo dominates, ports weak

A report maps cocaine trafficking routes from Colombia's Caribbean coast to Europe, established in the 1980s and now reactivated. The Clan del Golfo is the dominant criminal actor, exploiting weak state control at ports. This indicates persistent transnational drug flows despite counter-narcotics efforts, with implications for European drug markets and regional security.

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