Stable cocaine levels in Europe defy interdiction
Europe's cocaine levels have been stable since 2010, raising questions on the ways traffickers use to evade interdiction
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- Producers
- Departure points
- Transit areas
- Entry points
- Iberian peninsula
- Northern hub
- Balkan route
- Trafficking methods
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_350.jpg "Police officers carry seized cocaine in Lima, 2014 (Reuters/Enrique Castro-Mendivil)")