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Inside the blood-soaked cocaine highway from the Peruvian jungle to Miami nightclubs moving drugs worth millions

Updated: 25 Jan 2021, 14:52 Invalid Date, IN the dead of night, backpackers carrying rifles and grenades meet up in the Peruvian jungle: the beginning of a 3,000-mile journey that could cost them their lives. Between them, the young men are carrying 30kg of cocaine paste – which will eventually be worth $750,000 (£550,000) by the time it reaches users nostrils. 12 Mariana Van Zeller with members of the Gulf Clan - a super cartel which controls cocaine smuggling out of ColombiaCredit: National Geographic The dark and dangerous hike is the very first step in a supply chain that will see their paste smuggled to all corners of the world, from Miami to Melbourne.

Has the illegal drug trade outsmarted a pandemic?

news Has the illegal drug trade outsmarted a pandemic? Africanews 15/01/2021 © euronews Unreported Europe Andrew Cunningham is head of the Markets, Crime and Supply Reduction sector at the European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction (EMDCCA) located in Lisbon. It s an agency that works hand in hand with EUROPOL. Cunningham has unique in-depth knowledge on recent developments within European and global drug trafficking. He agreed to give us his insight and “the big picture” on how COVID-19 is changing distribution networks and trafficking routes. We also get the nitty-gritty on upcoming challenges. Have you noticed any changes related to COVID-19?

Drugs, addicts and dealers: an underworld adapting to a pandemic

The European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction and EUROPOL are warning authorities that the pandemic is having a massive impact on the drug scene in countries across the EU. The COVID-19 pandemic has turned logistics and supply-chains around the world upside down. That also holds true for global smuggling routes. But how are drug dealers and drug addicts reacting to pandemic chaos? I went to Warsaw to investigate. Warsaw s Praga district The rundown Praga district in the Polish capital, Warsaw, is a hot spot for drug addicts. Discarded bottles, empty pill packets and used syringes can be found all around abandoned buildings.

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