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They no longer enter only through smuggling: this is how weapons reach criminal gangs in Costa Rica

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Costa Rican authorities arrested Alejandro Arias Monge, known as Diablo and identified as the country's most wanted fugitive, during an operation that resulted in eight injured police agents. The law enforcement action against his criminal structure exposed the sophisticated methods modern gangs use to acquire weaponry, revealing that firearms and supplies are no longer entering the country solely through traditional smuggling.

Investigators uncovered that the criminal network utilized advanced technology and heavy weaponry, including drones, assault rifles, and specialized ammunition. The high-profile arrest highlights the evolving tactics and resource capabilities of organized crime groups operating within Costa Rica.

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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) Completely unrelated coverage about Costa Rican geological limits regarding major earthquakes.
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