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Security & Strategic Review - June 2021
PARAGUAY: The growing cocaine business
Paraguay has taken on a new, more active, role within the international drug trade. The landlocked country, traditionally a major marijuana producer, is now a busy transit hub for cocaine shipments to Europe and has even become a producer of the Class A drug.
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