Trump’s New War on Drugs

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A family of peasants met a few weeks ago with a strange surprise among their coca and banana crops in Putumayo, the Colombian border with Ecuador. A metallic cylinder of almost two meters and painted of a medium rusty green. It was a bomb of 227 kilos thrown by the Ecuadorian Army and everything points to that of American origin. In one of those almost unlikely randoms, the bomb did not explode when it fell into Ecuadorian territory, where it ta…