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But Antonio Martinez, a retired Colombian admiral who led antinarcotics efforts in the Caribbean and Pacific, said he feared the feud between the presidents could damage decades of trust building for counterdrug operations.
From The Wall Street Journal ● Nov. 15, 2025
He has described U.S.-led antinarcotics policies, such as the forced eradication of illegal coca crops, as a “big failure.”
From Seattle Times ● Aug. 6, 2022
The junta's alliance with the U.W.S.A. makes a mockery of its supposed antinarcotics efforts, he says.
From Time Magazine Archive
In fact, contingents of American Green Berets have already been sent to Peru and Bolivia to train antinarcotics police units in countersubversion and jungle warfare.
From Time Magazine Archive
In Colombia, U.S. subsidies have spurred antinarcotics agents into pursuing the drug mafiosos, as they are referred to by Colombian newspapers, with some success.
From Time Magazine Archive
