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State, Peru boost cooperation against international criminal networks

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RTP Notícias
“Portugal e Peru reforçam cooperação na luta contra redes criminosas internacionais”

Portugal e o Peru reforçaram a cooperação na luta contra redes criminosas internacionais com a assinatura de um acordo portuário estratégico, anunciaram hoje os respetivos ministros dos Negócios Estrangeiros depois de uma reunião bilateral sobre questões de atualidade.

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Observador
“Redes criminosas. Portugal e Peru reforçam cooperação”

Acordo, assinado entre a Autoridade Portuária Nacional do Peru e o Porto de Sines, visa blindar as infraestruturas marítimas de ambos contra o narcotráfico, o contrabando e a lavagem de ativos.

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Portugal Resident
“State, Peru boost cooperation against international criminal networks”

Portugal and Peru have strengthened their cooperation in the fight against international criminal networks with the signing of a strategic port agreement, their respective ministers of foreign affairs announced today The post State, Peru boost cooperation against international criminal networks appeared first on Portugal Resident .

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