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Crackdown Won t Cut Coke Supply
Washington reports that a sustained Colombia crackdown could reduce cocaine flow to the United States in the long term, but traffickers’ wealth and tactics keep near-term supply steady. DEA chief Gutensohn notes the pipeline is in place as crack use rises. Colombia’s push, backed by a $65 million U.S. aid package, targets drug networks after Galan’s assassination, yet top dealers remain wealthy and resilient.
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