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Ghana investigates drug trafficking in airplanes with Gran Canaria

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Alarms went off Monday in the Ghanaian Parliament, where John Ntim Fordjour, one of the public representatives of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) opposition party, claimed that there could be a cocaine route with planes departing from the West African country, flying to Gran Canaria and then returning to the Gulf of Guinea.

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Ghana investigates drug trafficking in airplanes with Gran Canaria

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