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Security & Strategic Review - December 2020
PARAGUAY: Grappling with cocaine
A historic cocaine seizure by the Paraguayan authorities in October has served as a reminder that the country operates as an important transit point for cocaine trafficking in South America, while also forcing the authorities to confront the weaknesses which facilitate such illegal activity.
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