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Mexican authorities seize nearly 3 tons of cocaine and arrest four suspects

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Mexican authorities seized nearly three tons of cocaine valued at $37 million in the Pacific Ocean.
Four suspects were arrested during the operation, which involved two boats transporting the drugs.
The operation took place amid increased pressure from Washington on Mexico regarding drug trafficking.
Authorities found the drugs in 86 bundles off the coast of Oaxaca.
The seizure is part of a larger effort by Mexican authorities to combat drug-related crime.

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Mexican authorities seized nearly three tons of cocaine valued at approximately $37 million in a significant operation in the Pacific Ocean, resulting in the arrest of four individuals aboard two vessels. The operation took place off the coast of Oaxaca, where authorities found 86 packages containing the illegal substance.

The seizure is part of intensified efforts by Mexico to combat drug trafficking, particularly in light of increased pressure from the United States to enhance security measures and control the flow of narcotics. The Mexican Navy announced the details of the operation, highlighting its ongoing commitment to tackling drug-related crime in the region.

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