Abelardo De La Espriella stated that the Army destroyed a cocaine processing laboratory belonging to the Border Commandos (E48) in San Miguel, Putumayo. According to his account, 1,170 kilograms of cocaine and 1,508 kilograms in process were found there, as well as 8,686 gallons of liquid precursors, 3,025 kg of solid precursors, equipment, and other items. He estimated the economic impact at $14,625,930,000. He also noted that during the combined operation Tridente 27-1 with the United States, the Navy intercepted a Go-Fast boat in the central Pacific, in coordination with the Police and DIRAN. De La Espriella indicated that three drug traffickers were captured, and 1,460 kg of cocaine and 407 grams of marijuana were seized. He estimated that the total seizures amounted to nearly four tons in one day. The author expressed confidence that, with the help of God and the Public Force, the drug problem would be resolved, and he concluded with patriotic and religious slogans. #LuchaContraDrogas #Cocaína #FuerzaPública (translated)