Stopping narcotics from coming through the Caribbean is important not only for combating the drug problem in the U.S., but for promoting stability in Caribbean countries.
Adriano Espaillat: “Stopping narcotics from coming through the Caribbean is important not only for combating the drug problem in the U.S.…”
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Espaillat discusses the link between drug trafficking and stability in the Caribbean.
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