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BRAZIL TRIES TO STOP SPREAD OF COCAINE TRAFFICKING

Published on: Sunday 31 December 2000

Brazilian agents were reportedly stunned by the amount of the ... the area around Vilhena in the territory of Rond^onia, which borders on Bolivia, and the region including Ponta Pora and Dourados in ...

News source: https://www.nytimes.com/1985/03/14/world/brazil-tries-to-stop-spread-of-cocaine-trafficking.html

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