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73 years fighting crime, the more than 15,000 members of the Dijín celebrated a new anniversary
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73 years fighting crime, the more than 15,000 members of the Dijín celebrated a new anniversary

The Dirección de Investigación Criminal (Dijín), a unit of the Colombian police, celebrates its 73rd anniversary dedicated to combating national and international crime. The Dijín has specialized in fighting organized crime, achieving significant results including the dismantling of illegal structures and their leaders. It has also implemented technology to enhance investigations, transitioning successfully from analog methods to forensic digitalization. The police highlighted the establishment of the Police Cyber Center, supported by over 20 forensic laboratories and collaboration with 196 allied countries, positioning the Dijín as an international reference.

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73 years fighting crime, the more than 15,000 members of the Dijín celebrated a new anniversary

The Dirección de Investigación Criminal (Dijín), a unit of the Colombian police, celebrates its 73rd anniversary dedicated to combating national and international crime. The Dijín has specialized in fighting organized crime, achieving significant results including the dismantling of illegal structures and their leaders. It has also implemented technology to enhance investigations, transitioning successfully from analog methods to forensic digitalization. The police highlighted the establishment of the Police Cyber Center, supported by over 20 forensic laboratories and collaboration with 196 allied countries, positioning the Dijín as an international reference.

Bias read (Center): The article presents a factual overview of the Dijín's achievements and development without overtly praising or criticizing its performance. While it highlights the institution's capabilities and international recognition, there is no clear ideological slant or emphasis on specific political agendas

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