David Marques
David Marques is the project coordinator at the Brazilian Forum on Public Security (FBSP), where he focuses on issues related to illegal mining and organized crime in Brazil, particularly in the Amazon region. He has highlighted the interconnectedness of drug trafficking and illegal gold mining, warning about the potential expansion of criminal organizations into new areas such as the Vale do Tapajós in Pará.
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David Marques is a project manager at the Brazilian Forum on Public Security who discusses the impact of organized crime on indigenous communities in the Amazon.
Minicracolândias e droga mais forte que o crack: as novas dinâmicas do tráfico na Amazônia
Liechtenstein· 2025-11-19David Marques is the project manager at the Brazilian Forum on Public Security, emphasizing the importance of public safety for sustainable development in the region.
Espalhado pela Amazônia, crime organizado já impacta no clima e entra pela primeira vez nos debates das COPs
Brazil· 2025-11-11
David Marques is the coordinator of projects at the Brazilian Forum on Public Security, discussing the rise of criminal factions in the Amazon.
COP30 mobiliza reforço de segurança com foco nas facções, escolta de autoridades com blindados e GLO, mostram documentosBrazil· 2025-11-04
David Marques is a project coordinator at the Brazilian Forum on Public Security who discusses the challenges of organized crime in Brazil.
PCC y Comando Vermelho: así operan las dos grandes bandas criminales de Brasil con tentáculos en Paraguay - Mundo
Paraguay· 2025-11-03
David Marques is a project coordinator at the Fórum Brasileiro de Segurança Pública who commented on the violence in Maranguape.
Cidades nordestinas dominadas por facções lideram ranking de mortes violentas; veja os 20 municípios mais letaisBrazil· 2025-07-26
David Marques is the project coordinator at the Brazilian Forum on Public Security (FBSP) who highlighted the risks of organized crime in gold extraction.
Narcogarimpo: corrida do ouro ilegal pode se expandir de Roraima para o Vale do Tapajós, no ParáLiechtenstein· 2025-02-25