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Darknet drug markets are thriving despite the coronavirus lockdown, with sales up, delivery times faster than Amazon and more robust defences against attack, according to analysis by VICE News. As the routines and restrictions of the working day receded for millions on lockdown, buying drugs online has never been so…

Darknet drug markets are thriving despite the coronavirus lockdown, with sales up, delivery times faster than Amazon and more robust defences against hackers, according to analysis by VICE News. As the routines and restrictions of the working day receded for millions on lockdown, buying drugs online has never been so…

Krzysztof Story 03.06.2020 by Krzysztof Story / VSquare/ Environmental Reporting Over the past fifty days, Polish authorities have seized 70 tonnes of illegal pesticides, while European ones have seized over 1346 tonnes. How did this happen? The mechanism is simple. First, you need to buy an active ingredient of a…

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Security forces seized 4 tons of cocaine and arrested 28 people, during a raid to disband a 'narco-carrier' network in Vigo, northwestern Spain, in April - SALVADOR SAS/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock The coronavirus pandemic is having a dramatic if unintended impact on the global drugs trade, with closed borders making smuggling more difficult…

BRUSSELS – Latin American drug lords have sent bumper shipments of cocaine to Europe in recent weeks, including one in a cargo of squid, even though the coronavirus epidemic has stifled legitimate transatlantic trade, senior anti-narcotics officials say. The illegal drugs industry has been disrupted by the virus, with international…

BRUSSELS — Latin American drug lords have sent bumper shipments of cocaine to Europe in recent weeks, including one in a cargo of squid, even though the coronavirus epidemic has stifled legitimate transatlantic trade, senior anti-narcotics officials say.The illegal drugs industry has been disrupted by the virus, with international supply…

VanderWolf Images / Shutterstock.comBy Francesco Guarascio BRUSSELS, April 30 (Reuters) – Latin American drug lords have sent bumper shipments of cocaine to Europe in recent weeks, including one in a cargo of squid, even though the coronavirus epidemic has stifled legitimate transatlantic trade, senior anti-narcotics officials say. The illegal drugs…

By Francesco GuarascioBRUSSELS (Reuters) - Latin American drug lords have sent bumper shipments of cocaine to Europe in recent weeks, including one in a cargo of squid, even though the coronavirus epidemic has stifled legitimate transatlantic trade, senior anti-narcotics officials say.The illegal drugs industry has been disrupted by the virus,…

BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Latin American drug lords have sent bumper shipments of cocaine to Europe in recent weeks, including one in a cargo of squid, even though the coronavirus epidemic has stifled legitimate transatlantic trade, senior anti-narcotics officials say. FILE PHOTO: A Brazilian custom agent uses a sniffer dog to…