The Dominican authorities have yet to report on the responsible for the largest shipment of cocaine captured in an operation at Puerto Caucedo in December 2024.
Meanwhile, a recent seizure of 548 packages of cocaine off the coast of Pedernales has reignited concerns about the Dominican Republic’s persistent role as a transit point for narcotics destined for the United States and Europe.
El Nacional reports that while the local authorities tout the operation as a success, questions linger about the decision to intercept the drugs at sea rather than allowing them to reach their intended destination on land.
Critics argue that a more impactful strategy would involve permitting the drug shipment to proceed, enabling law enforcement to apprehend not only the transporters but also the individuals awaiting the cargo. This approach, they contend, would deliver a more...
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