Costa Rica reports over 20 tons of drugs seized and announces new progress in cooperation with Colombia
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On Wednesday, September 23, Costa Rican authorities reported the seizure of more than 20 tons of drugs and announced new advances in bilateral security cooperation with Colombia. Laura Fernández Delgado, identified in the reports as president, presented the results of working meetings held with Colombian officials, highlighting the strengthening of cooperative mechanisms to address regional security challenges.
In a parallel geopolitical development on the same day in Mexico City, the United States ambassador addressed regional security dynamics. Ambassador Ronald Johnson stated that the United States seeks to expand its role in Mexico's security efforts against drug cartels while explicitly defending the approach as non-interventionist.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - Costa RicaFocuses on Costa Rica's drug seizures and security cooperation with Colombia.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - MexicoHighlights US diplomatic efforts to expand cartel security cooperation in Mexico.
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