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Security & Strategic Review - June 2021
BOLIVIA: Cocaine ‘mega-labs’ point to increasing narco activity
Five cocaine ‘mega-laboratories’ were discovered in Bolivia in May, together capable of producing over 940kg of cocaine per day. The finding has raised questions over the government’s drug policies, and point to Bolivia’s increasing clout in the international drugs trade.
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