Thirteen dead in clashes between police and gangs in Brazilian Amazon city
- Thirteen people have died in gang violence in Porto Velho, the capital of Rondonia state in the Brazilian Amazon, in the past four days, raising concerns about the growing power of gangs in the region.
- The federal government has sent National Public Security Force troops to Rondonia to help the state police contain the wave of violence for at least 90 days.
- The violence began after a military police officer was killed on Sunday, leading to an operation targeting the Comando Vermelho criminal faction.
- A recent report showed that murder rates in the Amazon region are 41 percent higher than the national average, with organized crime linked to drug trafficking and environmental crimes.
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