This site would be part of the illegal finance subsystem of the so-called Comandos de Frontera and would have the capacity to produce more than five tons of drugs per month.
Since 2017, this binational operation has expanded its focus to include medical and dental assistance, construction projects and emergency management training in Colombia.
Three dredgers and two laboratories were found by troops in this operation in which the differential resources of both countries were deployed to continue fighting illegality.
The different military checkpoints carried out by the Joint Task Force for Stabilization and Consolidation Hercules in that region of the southwest of the country, led to this result of the mil
In coordination with the National Risk Management Unit and the Government of Boyacá, the Military Forces put into service their differential resources to support the control and mitigation efforts