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41 suspects arrested in Argentina, Chile with ties to notorious Tren de Aragua gang
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2:09Now PlayingAuthorities in Argentina and Chile have arrested 41 suspected members of the notorious Tren de Aragua gang in a sweeping crackdown this week. Argentine Security Minister Patricia Bullrich said 12 suspects were nabbed for carrying out deadly attacks on businesses using guns and explosives, calling the group a “highly dangerous gang.” In Chile, police captured 29 suspects—including the gang’s entire leadership—in coordinated raids across central La Araucanía. The U.S. has labeled the Venezuelan-born outfit a global terrorist threat, though Venezuela insists it dismantled the group last year.
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