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Paul Coverdell: Dear Senator Coverdell: Thank you for your letter regarding counterdrug cooperation between the United States and…

On the recordMay 16, 1997
Dear Senator Coverdell: Thank you for your letter regarding counterdrug cooperation between the United States and Mexico. I want to take this opportunity to tell you about my visit to Mexico and the efforts my Administration is making to advance our counternarcotics strategy in a bipartisan spirit. President Zedillo and I had a full and frank discussion on ways we can achieve greater progress toward attacking the abuse and trafficking of illegal drugs. The Binational Drug Threat Assessment report that General McCaffrey and Attorney General Madrazo presented to us sets forth in plain terms a common view of all aspects of the drug phenomena striking at our societies. On that basis, President Zedillo and I agreed to form an Alliance Against Drugs, which commits our two governments to prepare a common counterdrug strategy this year to achieve 16 specific objectives.
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Paul Coverdell
Georgia

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Discussing a communique from President Clinton on counterdrug cooperation with Mexico.

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