Brussels proposes strengthening judicial cooperation with eight countries against organized crime
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Brussels proposes strengthening judicial cooperation with eight countries against organized crime

SIC Notícias7 September 2026 at 12:05

Brussels proposed strengthening judicial cooperation with eight countries in combating organized crime. The measure aims to improve coordination between judicial authorities of member states and third countries to tackle cross-border criminal networks.

The Vice-President of the European Commission responsible for Security, Henna Virkkunen, warned that criminal groups currently cross borders with ease and exploit new technologies to escape Justice.

The proposal comes in a context of growing concern about organized crime in the European Union, which has become more sophisticated and international in its operations.

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