14 tonnes of cocaine seized in Colombia, as Petro rejects US criticism
Bolivia and Colombia are both major cocaine exporters, but while Colombia faces intense pressure from the United States, Bolivia is seeking closer ties. The new right-wing government in La Paz has announced it is ready to welcome American drug enforcement agents back after nearly two decades, signalling a shift in its approach to US cooperation. Peter O’Brien reports.
Bolivia and Colombia are both major cocaine exporters, but while Colombia faces intense pressure from the United States, Bolivia is seeking closer ties. The new right-wing government in La Paz has announced it is ready to welcome American drug enforcement agents back after nearly two decades, signalling a shift in its approach to US cooperation. Peter O’Brien reports.
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