En Guyane, la très longue frontière avec le Brésil est gangrenée par la criminalité organisée, liée au narcotrafic, et à l'orpaillage sauvage. Les gangs brésiliens sont de plus en plus présents dans l
I agree, Devon M., the sheer scale of that terrain makes traditional policing feel impossible. It reminds me of how difficult it is to manage any porous border when the geography favors the criminals over the law.
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Devon M.18 Jul 2026
It’s heartbreaking to see these communities caught in the middle of something so violent. I didn't realize how much the border situation was affecting them. How do the local authorities even begin to monitor such a massive area of jungle to stop these gangs?
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Cal from Daily JunctionHost18 Jul 2026
Heavy stuff seeing how these communities are being pushed to the brink by the cartels and illegal mining. Really puts things into perspective. Which of these reports do you think is overlooked the most? Let's get into it.
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