The Doubts that Arose About the Future of the Mining Areas in the South of the Country After the Fall of the 'Niño Guerrero'
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(EFE).- One week after the military deployment of the United States and Venezuela that ended with the death of one of the most wanted criminal leaders in South America, Héctor Guerrero Flores, alias El Niño Guerrero, uncertainty seizes some mining areas in the southeast of the Caribbean country. Cities like Las Claritas, El Kilómetro 88 [...] La entrada Fear and doubts about the future mining in Bolívar after the fall of El Niño Guerrero was fir…
Populations such as Las Claritas, Kilometer 88 and surrounding areas in Bolívar state wonder about the whereabouts of other ringleaders of criminal organizations, the scope of the operation and the consequences it will bring to this region. The post Fall of Niño Guerrero leaves fear and doubts about the future of the mining areas of Venezuela appeared first on EL NATIONALA.
(EFE).- One week after the military deployment of the United States and Venezuela that ended with the death of one of the most wanted criminal leaders in South America, Héctor Guerrero Flores, alias the ‘Niño Guerrero’, uncertainty seizes some mining areas in the southeast of the Caribbean country. Cities such as Las Claritas, Kilometer 88 and surrounding areas, in the state Bolívar -the largest in Venezuela, about 240,000 square kilometers and …
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