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The U.S. labeled the Bahamas a major drug transit country due to its strategic location, despite ongoing anti-drug efforts.
The U.S. has designated the Bahamas, along with several Caribbean and Latin American nations, as major drug transit countries due to geographic and economic factors enabling drug trafficking, despite some governments' efforts to combat narcotics.
The designation, part of an annual report to Congress, could lead to restrictions on U.S. aid unless waived for national security reasons.
The move follows intensified U.S. actions against drug flows, including fentanyl, which claims over 200 American lives daily.
The Bahamas has been on the list for multiple years, reflecting its location along key smuggling routes.
The list includes 25 countries, with the U.S. emphasizing that inclusion does not reflect a nation’s cooperation level but rather systemic vulnerabilities to drug transit and production.
Los EE.UU. etiquetaron a las Bahamas como un importante país de tránsito de drogas debido a su ubicación estratégica, a pesar de los esfuerzos en curso contra las drogas.