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By Steven L. Taylor
By Steven L. Taylor
Perry, Bachmann, and Gingrich: Signals of Doom Succinctly Summing up the Santorum Surge Like it or Not: IA+NH=Important By Steven L. Taylor
Via the BBC: Colombia Urabenos ‘drug gang leader’ shot by police
While the era of the big cartels in Colombia is over, at least rhetorically, the drug business does continue at significant levels. I think that on the one hand it is important to note that Colombia has made substantial progress in regards to violence and criminality, but that on the other hand, the struggle continues. I note this, if anything, because often the press (and sometimes representatives of the US government) speaks as if the drug war has been basically won in Colombia and that, therefore, policies used there are directly exportable to Mexico and Afghanistan. This is problematic because such pronouncements make it sound as if the drug war is working (and is “winnable”) when, in fact, this is not the case. It is also problematic because the situations in Mexico and Afghanistan are substantially different than that in Colombia once one gets beyond superficial comparisons that include violence and drugs. Filed under: Colombia | Comments Off|
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