Brazil has extended its military deployment at major ports and airports for 30 days to bolster law enforcement. This action continues efforts to curb organized crime in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo, critical transit hubs. Initially launched on November 6th of the last year, the operation includes 3,700 military personnel actively participating in public […]
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