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In ZeroZeroZero Roberto Saviano presents a detailed account of the cocaine industry’s evolution, mapping the migration of power from Colombian to Mexican producers and the expanding cooperation with Italian mafias, Russian, and African criminal networks. The book examines how these groups have increased sophistication in production and distribution, diversified into other markets, and intensified violence to safeguard and broaden their influence in the global economy.
First publish date: 1656
Genre: Crime Fiction/Organized Crime
Authors: Roberto Saviano
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