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The top Latin American newspapers are reporting the massive shipment of cocaine from Cuba to Belgium. According to the Spanish newspaper La Vanguardia the drugs were seized in the Panamanian city of Colon, a sea port near the Panama Canal Panama. The cocaine was found in a container camouflaged by molasses tanks (thick, dark brown syrup obtained from raw sugar during the refining process) in a Cuban ship headed for Belgium. The port facilities in Cuba are under the control of the Castroit regime military, which is the only one that has access to the ports.401 kilos of cocaine found on Cuban ship; Diaz-Balart: Castro regime 'caught red-handed'
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Panamanian authorities seized 401 kilos, about 882 pounds, of cocaine on a ship headed to Belgium from Cuba on Thursday.
The cocaine was found camouflaged among tanks of cane-sugar syrup, according to the country's National Police (PN), part of operation Caña Brava. The PN did not elaborate further on the raid. Despite the lack of details available, U.S. Rep. Mario Diaz-Balart (R-Florida) fired off a press release blaming the Cuban government and the Castro regime for trafficking cocaine.
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I am sorry the shipment got nabbed.
I am 100% for the legalization of all recreational drugs (with the possible exception of heroin because it is physically VERY addictive...not sure) as I think it is none of the state's business what sane, consenting adults put into their bodies.
None of their business AT ALL.
Anyone who thinks humanity is better off from the 'War on Drugs' simply does not know what they are talking about, imo.
It has hugely strengthened organized crime, caused far more violence/deaths then would have happened otherwise, filled the jails with people who should not be in jail and forced real addicts underground where they must commit illegal acts to afford the staggeringly high drug prices and makes it much harder for them to seek the help they need (due to legal ramifications).
NOTHING good has come from the 'War on Drugs', imo.
And who says the Cubans can't do free-market supply & demand principles?
It looks like they're catching-on fast!
I am sorry the shipment got nabbed.
I am 100% for the legalization of all recreational drugs (with the possible exception of heroin because it is physically VERY addictive...not sure) as I think it is none of the state's business what sane, consenting adults put into their bodies.
None of their business AT ALL.
Anyone who thinks humanity is better off from the 'War on Drugs' simply does not know what they are talking about, imo.
It has hugely strengthened organized crime, caused far more violence/deaths then would have happened otherwise, filled the jails with many people who should not be in jail and forced real addicts underground where they must commit illegal acts to afford the staggeringly high drug prices and makes it much harder for them to seek the help they need (due to legal ramifications).
NOTHING good has come from the 'War on Drugs', imo.
I bet it was the Montana Realty Company thats behind it...
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Obama recently took Cuba off the State Sponsor of Terror list and now this cocaine shipment has been caught going to Belgium. The multi-billion dollar cocaine business that used to be run out of various Colombian cartels has shifted over to Venezuela and Cuba.
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