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A 40-year-old Colombian man was arrested at Rafael Núñez International Airport in Cartagena for attempting to smuggle 19 cocaine capsules under his wig. The drugs, worth nearly C$14,000, were discovered before he boarded a flight to Amsterdam. Footage shows police cutting off his wig to reveal the hidden capsules. He faces charges of drug manufacturing, possession, and trafficking. Cartagena police reported over 450 drug-related arrests and the seizure of more than 115 kg of drugs this year. Authorities emphasized the importance of community cooperation in combating drug trafficking and related violence.
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Officially part of Colombia, the Caribbean islands of San Andrés and Providence are famous for their turquoise waters, vibrant culture and unique Raizal heritage. But behind the postcard-perfect...
Political tensions between Brazil and the United States have escalated after the Brazilian government denied visas to two U.S. officials who planned to visit Brasília ahead of the country's October...
Ecuador and Canada have officially signed a Free Trade Agreement (FTA), a landmark deal expected to strengthen trade between the two countries and create new opportunities for Ecuadorian exporters....
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