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Santa Fe Province Intensifies Security Operations to Combat Organized Crime and Drug Trafficking in Rosario

The provincial government of Santa Fe, supported by federal security forces, has intensified aggressive law enforcement operations targeting entrenched organized crime and drug trafficking syndicates in the vital port city of Rosario. The security crackdown aims to restore public order, protect critical agricultural export logistics corridors, and reassure international shipping operators.
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