Cocaine
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ANALYSIS
Colombia at the Crossroads as Trump Threats Meet Election Fever
In Colombia, Gustavo Petro faced Donald Trump’s taunts and talk of military action just as the 2026 campaign warms up.…
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SPORTS
Olympian’s Mexico Motorcycles Haul Exposes the Price of Fugitive Power
In Mexico City, prosecutors stack gleaming bikes like trophies, but the chrome points to darker routes: a vanished Canadian Olympian,…
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AMERICAS
Latin America Cocaine Ledger Shows Hezbollah’s Quiet Hunt for Cash
Reporting by The New York Sun and journalist Hollie McKay traces how Hezbollah survives sanctions by leaning on Latin America’s…
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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Colombia Bets on Drones to Spray Coca Without Spraying Communities
Colombia will resume coca eradication with drones spraying glyphosate, a shift driven by record cocaine output and pressure from the…
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ANALYSIS
Latin America War on Drugs Returns as Terror Labels Spread
Half a century after Nixon, cocaine hits records again: 3,700 tons in 2023, 25 million users. Now, Trump’s second-term War…
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AMERICAS
Colombia Gulf Clan Gets Terrorist Tag as Fentanyl Fever Rises
Washington’s terrorist designation of Colombia’s Clan del Golfo collides with President Donald Trump’s fentanyl crackdown and offshore strikes. For President…
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AMERICAS
Venezuela Gangs And African Jihadists Drive Europe’s Cocaine
A covert pipeline linking Venezuelan cartels, corrupt security forces, and West African jihadists is flooding Europe with record cocaine shipments,…
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BUSINESS AND FINANCE
Colombia Reimagines the Coca Leaf: Color, Craft, and a Quiet Revolution
In a country too often reduced to headlines about cocaine, a circle of Colombian artisans and designers is teaching a…
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ECONOMY
Colombian Farmers Trade Coca for Dignity, Coffee, and a Future That Lasts
In the green hills of Naranjal, a small farming community in Colombia’s Valle del Cauca, the sound of chainsaws cutting…
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AMERICAS
Ecuador’s Posorja Port Becomes Europe’s Cocaine Doorway Despite Scanners
A $1.2 billion terminal was meant to shield Ecuador's coast from traffickers. Instead, cocaine seizures have tripled, homicides have soared,…
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