Colombie-Vénézuela, sur la frontière des carteIs de la drogue - Les routes de l'impossible
Les Routes de l'impossible・19 minutes read
Gasoline smuggling in Cuestecitas, a town on the Colombia-Venezuela border, is driven by economic crises, leading to clashes and risky operations for smugglers like Jose Luis and Loro. The contraband trade includes not only fuel but also other goods like tires, chicken, and even car engines, highlighting the desperate conditions faced by communities on both sides of the border.
Insights
- Gasoline smuggling in Cuestecitas, fueled by the price difference between Colombia and Venezuela, drives a dangerous and lucrative trade, impacting the region's economy and security.
- The intricate web of smuggling activities in the border region, involving diverse groups like the Wayùu people, Venezuelan migrants, and local smugglers like Jose Luis and Loro, highlights the complex interplay of economic desperation, resource scarcity, and lawlessness in the area.
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Recent questions
What is the main economic activity in Cuestecitas?
Gasoline smuggling
How do Venezuelans in Cúcuta acquire essential goods?
Exchange bolivars for Colombian pesos
What is a highly sought-after commodity for Venezuelans in Colombia?
Tires
How do small carriers in Cúcuta transport goods across the border?
On foot
What is a significant source of income for Loro?
Gas cylinder smuggling
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