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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)

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

Colombia’s Controversial Coca Spraying Could Be The Next Drug War Casualty

The US backs Colombian coca field fumigation, but here’s a host of reasons some say it’s another counternarcotics flop, while others say it’s actually working.

April 25th, 2014
John Otis
April 25th, 2014
By John Otis
Colombia Drugs

BOGOTA, Colombia — Last October an American anti-drug pilot was fumigating Colombian coca fields when Marxist guerrillas opened fire at his crop duster. Two bullets hit his left leg but the pilot managed to land safely in a cow pasture. He was lucky. Three weeks earlier, rebel gunfire brought down another anti-drug crop-dusting plane, killing

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Who Is Evo Morales, The Man Offering Snowden Asylum

Morales rose to prominence as the leader of the Bolivian Movement for Socialism (MSM) in 2005.

August 23rd, 2013
Martin Michaels
August 23rd, 2013
By Martin Michaels

Tumultuous U.S.-Bolivian relations took a turn for the worse last month when a plane carrying Bolivia’s President Evo Morales was diverted and forced to land in Austria after departing Russia. European authorities thought that Edward Snowden, the National Security Agency (NSA) whistleblower, was on board Morales’ plane, setting off a diplomatic row

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