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FESEM–INTERPOL: Logistics Security Is No Longer Invisible

FESEM–INTERPOL: Logistics Security Is No Longer Invisible

By Esau Misael Mendoza Hernández - Wed, 12/17/2025 - 06:30

For logistics security, integrating intelligence, prevention, and risk transfer is the next strategic step, writes Esau Misael Mendoza Hernández.

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