They live in neighborhoods in a very, very poor country whose institutions have been completely corrupted by something in the compass of this Committee; the sad reality of Americans' desire to buy illegal drugs.
Tim Kaine: “They live in neighborhoods in a very, very poor country whose institutions have been completely corrupted by something…”
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Kaine highlights the impact of U.S. drug demand on Honduran society.
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