jueves, 20 de julio de 2017

Years After U.S. Plan Colombia, Cocaine Profits Reach Record Highs

Years After U.S. Plan Colombia, Cocaine Profits Reach Record Highs

 

The U.S.-Colombia drug war alliance has failed to stop the country’s
drug trade, with last year’s coca yield breaking records. The record
harvests can be traced to the country’s government, right-wing paramilitaries and wealthy individuals who are sympathetic to U.S. business interests.

http://www.mintpressnews.com/after-onset-of-plan-colombi…/…/

 A man mulches coca leaves with a weed eater at a small makeshift lab in Puerto Bello, Colombia. Coca cultivation surged last year and now covers more territory than it did when a multibillion U.S.-led eradication campaign began 16 years ago (AP/Fernando Vergara)

A man mulches coca leaves with a weed eater at a small makeshift lab in
Puerto Bello, Colombia. Coca cultivation surged last year and now covers
more territory than it did when a multibillion U.S.-led eradication
campaign began 16 years ago (AP/Fernando Vergara)