MEXICO CITY—President Trump wants to deploy a blunt new tool to fight Mexican cartels that flood the U.S. with drugs, by ...

The short but intense crisis between the U.S. and Colombia was overcome. But there is ample opportunity for tensions to flare again in the near future. The post Last Week's U.S.-Colombia Crisis Won't ...

It could also lay the groundwork for going after cartel financiers and allied businesses—and for unilateral U.S. military action such as drone strikes on drug labs, according to officials and ...

The Clinton administration sent military aid to Colombia and launched covert operations ... bombing alleged drug labs in hopes of starving the Taliban of revenue. Washington has also been involved ...

The dissident factions were responsible for protecting coca crops and cocaine processing labs, while the Constru handled international ... According to data from Colombian’s Attorney General’s Office, ...

Having grown tired of the drudgery of lab research, Ulbricht changed tracks ... button buyers could now choose between Mexican and Colombian cocaine (stamped with a seal of approval), check ...

drug trafficking, and politics. The scripts were written by Claudio Rosa, Glauco Broering and Pablo Brusa. Co-produced by Jaque Content, Prisma Films and Bonaparte from Córdoba, Story Lab from ...

“The states that harbor terrorists around the world, whether Afghanistan or the Philippines or Mali or for that matter Colombia ... missile attack on Mexican drug labs, according to former ...

Though tariffs on China have taken effect, both Canada and Mexico have taken actions to delay U.S. tariffs by 30 days, ...

Colombian President Gustavo Petro has said that “cocaine is no worse than whisky,” as he suggested the multibillion dollar ...

Colombian President Gustavo Petro has said cocaine "is no worse than whisky" and it is outlawed due to it being "made in Latin America." Petro made the comments during a televised cabinet meeting in ...