| Hans-Günter Meyer-Thompson | International
Cocaine corridors - Changing trafficking routes from Latin America and the Caribbean to Europe
Cocaine corridors - Changing trafficking routes from Latin America and the Caribbean to Europe
Cocaine trafficking routes are constantly changing as criminal groups adapt to geography, enforcement pressures and new opportunities. Across Latin America and the Caribbean, these shifts are creating and reshaping corridors that connect cocaine-producing regions with markets in France and across Europe. (GITOC - Global Initiative Against Transnational Organised Crime Genf, aufgerufen am 24.09.2026)
