Titles and summaries are AI-extracted from news reporting; every source is linked below. Event id 557d1d34-9d76-474d-a32b-9a5a3c01db5a.
The article discusses the US military campaign against narco-terrorism in Colombia’s La Guajira, highlighting the contradiction between the US claims of dismantling maritime drug networks and the local reality where cocaine boats keep moving, traffickers keep recruiting, and families keep waiting for bodies that may never return. The article questions the effectiveness of Operation Southern Spear, which has reportedly killed at least 235 people in roughly 70 strikes across the Caribbean and eastern Pacific. Despite US officials insisting the targets are members of designated terrorist organizations engaged in narcotics trafficking, the article argues that the strikes have failed to stop the boats, as the cocaine business does not depend on individual boatmen. The article also raises concerns about the lack of evidence and transparency in the US government’s claims about the targets and their cargo, as well as the human cost of the campaign.
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