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    aware of what the drug cartels are doing to Mexico. Mexico has been dealing with the Drug Wars since 2006‚ a total

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    parades and being attacked with flour/silly string/shaving cream every 5 metres. San Gill: this is the town to visit for all your crazy adventure sports like white rafting etc Medellin: Ugly urban city (like most in Latin America). We paraglided with eagles which was the best view of the place‚ also did the Pablo Escobar tour and danced on is grave  Bogota: An amazing city! Stay in La Candelaria and make sure you do a Bike Tour (can book from the Cranky Croc Hostel‚ the best tour I’ve done in

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    City of God The movie “City of God” is a very interesting story‚ based on a true story in Brazil in the city of Rio de Janeiro. There are two young men growing up in a very poor neighborhood‚ one young man is named “Rocket” which he is a photographer who takes pictures of what is going on in his town‚ crime‚ drugs‚ gang violence‚ etc. He wants to become to the most famous photographer in the world. The other young man is named Ze Pequeno‚ he is a drug dealer‚ who tries to become the infamous drug

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    formed‚ but the Mafia traveled to America to make money selling alcohol during the Prohibition. As the Mafia got bigger‚ the jobs got bigger and the crime bosses became known worldwide. Some of the more-known bosses were Tony “Big Tuna” Accardo‚ Pablo Escobar‚ and the infamous Al Capone. Al Capone ran crimes throughout

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    comprehension of the international drug trade‚ and its relation to these Islands. The Cali and Medellin cartels‚ Colombian cocaine producers had two primary routes for exporting their product to the United States and Europe‚ by land and by sea. The land route entailed travel through central America‚ entering the United States via the border with Mexico. To reach Europe and the Atlantic coastline‚ cartels would bring their product to Trinidad or Tobago‚ either via airdrop or clandestine boat landings

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    The biographical film Blow (2001)‚ directed by Ted Demme‚ depicts the life of American cocaine smuggler George Jung and his involvement with Pablo Escobar in the Medellín Cartel. During the 1970s and early 1980s‚ Jung was responsible for the majority of the cocaine that was trafficked into the United States. Narrated by George himself (Johnny Depp)‚ the film follows a chronological sequence of events beginning with his childhood growing up in Massachusetts up until his final arrest as a result of

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    CCJS 340 - Drugs in Society Study Guide What drug is most commonly abused by young adults (as determined by recent surveys noted in the text)? Marijuana According to the 2005 NIDA Household Survey on Drug Abuse‚ people in which age group are the most likely to have ever used drugs? People between the ages of 26 and 32 Findings by the Community Epidemiology Workgroup reveal that the types of drugs used in different cities vary. Which drugs seem to be more prevalent in western cities?

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    trafficking‚ add additional forces to Colombia’s military and increase security measures. Although the United States government is doing all that it can to reduce drugs and violence‚ Plan Colombia has been inadequate in reducing the gaping number of cartels within Colombia. The traffickers relocate everything when they feel threatened‚ this is known as the “balloon effect.” Many of these narcotics traffickers move into the countries bordering on Colombia‚ bringing guns‚ violence and drugs into those

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    A large portion of FARC’s profits now come from drug trafficking; however‚ they weren’t major drug traffickers when Plan Colombia was first implemented. Peter Dale Scott‚ a professor at the University of California‚ Berkeley and author of several books on this topic‚ noted that the Colombian government estimated in 2001 that paramilitary groups controlled 40% of the cocaine exports; whereas the FARC controlled only 2.5%. The FARC had been more involved in the “taxing” of the drug trade‚ but they

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    Godmother) and Joaquin Guzman (El Chapo) are both known for transporting drugs and money. They also do different procedures of running their businesses and they also have similarities. Griselda started in the Medellin Cartel in the mid-1970’s in her 30’s. Joaquin started his cartel called the Sinaloa Cartel in 1989. Griselda Blanco and Joaquin Guzman have the comparison and are individuals that have committed similar crimes. Griselda Blanco was born on February 15‚ 1943‚ in Cartagena‚ Colombia. She was

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