Medellin cartel offers surrender of labs amid drug summit
The Medellin cartel, calling itself The Extraditables, offered to surrender its three largest cocaine labs and 15,000 drums of chemicals used in processing. The move follows threats linked to U S Latin drug talks and protests against President Bush’s Cartagena visit. Police reported kidnappings and demonstrations without injuries.
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