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Ibiza’s shift from beach season to hashish season

When the beach season ends in Ibiza, the hashish season begins

Xavier Peris

Monday, January 08 2024, 4.12pm

The Customs Surveillance service in the Balearic Islands plays a crucial role in intercepting large drug shipments, as highlighted by their recent seizure of 8,300 kilos of hashish in Ibiza, the largest in the islands’ history. Beyond narcotics, they also tackle money laundering, industrial property crime, and excise tax fraud. Their operations often involve high-stakes scenarios, such as a chance encounter with drug-loaded vans and high-speed sea chases. This multifaceted agency collaborates with national and international bodies, using intelligence work and maritime expertise to combat various forms of smuggling and fraud in the region.

For the full article, please visit Diario de Ibiza website here.