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Security & Strategic Review - November 2023
URUGUAY: Government calls for tougher anti-gang measures
National TV news programme Telenoche reported on 3 October that Uruguayan drug traffickers Juan Antonio González Bica and Miguel Ángel Leal Da Costa Porto had been added to Interpol’s red list. Both had escaped from house arrest, prompting questions as to how this was possible and calls for tougher action against criminals.
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