According to a report published on Tuesday, October 18, by the Paraguayan Congressional Investigative Committee "Bicameral Commission of Inquiry" (CBI), the landlocked South American country has become a "logistical corridor for international crime."
The chairman of the CBI, Senator Jorge Querey, stated to reporters in Asunción.
Querey, who gained international notoriety for being the personal physician of former president and Senate colleague Fernando Lugo, also said the committee would submit a proposal for the CBI document to be sent to international organizations and made available to the public.
Querey also pointed to cases of cigarette trafficking associated mainly with . . .
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