US Decertifies Colombia in Drug War: A Wake-Up Call for America’s Security
For the first time in nearly 30 years, the US has decertified Colombia for failing to cooperate in the drug war—a critical move that exposes deep fractures threatening America’s fight against drug trafficking and border security.
After decades of collaboration against narcotics, the Trump administration’s unprecedented move to designate Colombia as a country failing to cooperate in the global drug war marks a troubling turning point — one that resonates deeply with American national security interests. How Did America's Key Ally End Up on the Drug War Blacklist? Colombia, once hailed as a cornerstone of U.S. counterdrug strategy in Latin America, is now flagged for its inability or unwillingness to curb skyrocketing cocaine production. This decision not only shatters longstanding cooperation but also hints at broader geopolitical shifts. For hardworking Americans struggling with the opioid epidemic...
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