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(speaking Spanish)
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MAN: Shake this square world
and blast off for Kicksville.
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RICHARD NIXON: Public enemy
number one is drug abuse.
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NANCY REAGAN: Just say no.
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RONALD REAGAN: Halting
the drug problem in America
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is like carrying
water in a sieve.
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GEORGE H. W. BUSH: Take my word
for it, this scourge will stop!
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KAMALA HARRIS:
There's now an understanding
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that the war on drugs
was an abject failure.
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MAN: You have to stop and ask
yourself, how did we get here?
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DONALD TRUMP:
We will build a wall.
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(gunfire)
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(explosion)
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(explosions)
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(gunfire)
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REPORTER:
The Armed Revolutionary
Forces of Colombia,
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known as the FARC,
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is the most powerful
guerrilla group in the country.
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They control the areas
where large amounts
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of the world's cocaine
is produced.
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REPORTER: They are known
as paramilitaries.
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They celebrate a legend
of heroic defiance
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against the kidnappers.
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The mission is to achieve
what the army cannot:
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defeat the guerrillas.
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(gunfire)
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(siren)
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REPORTER: 12 died and more than
200 passersby were injured
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in this recent explosion.
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Another outrage was to follow,
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this time there was no mistaking
the culprit's identity.
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They'd left their signature
at the scene.
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REPORTER: Pablo Escobar couldn't
stay out of the public eye,
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and that's what killed him.
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He died in a hail of bullets
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as he tried to get away
across a roof.
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CHRIS FEISTL: In December 1993,
after Pablo Escobar is killed,
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there is a power vacuum.
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(helicopter)
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(shouts orders)
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JEREMY McDERMOTT:
The FARC embraced drugs
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and used them to fund
the revolutionary struggle
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and the growth of the FARC,
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and the growth of coca crops
in Colombia is a parallel line.
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Wherever the coca is,
you tend to find the FARC.
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(gunfire)
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McDERMOTT: Carlos is the public
face, extremely charismatic.
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McDERMOTT:
He wasn't from Medellín.
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He was actually from Tuluá
on the Pacific coast.
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It is rumored that
he was, for a short time,
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a left‐wing guerrilla.
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He is what we call
a "lavaperro,"
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which is like the lowest rung
in the criminal structure.
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It literally means a dog washer.
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And he proves his worth
very quickly.
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The guerrillas try and
muscle in on the cartel.
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Berna says,
"Let me take care of this,"
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and there is a series
of bloody shootouts
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in which Berna takes anything up
to 11 bullets and loses his leg.
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But they win.
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Berna's not
the most handsome man.
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He was a lot less handsome
after he lost his leg
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and took a bullet through the
cheek and various other things.
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This does not hamper
his criminal career at all.
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FRANCISCO SANTOS CALDERÓN:
Pablo Escobar not only
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was a drug trafficker,
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but he was also
an entrepreneur of violence.
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And he created
different groups, gangs.
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When he dies, there's a vacuum,
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and many of those gangs
are left with who controls it.
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McDERMOTT: Don Berna learnt
a key lesson from Escobar,
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which is never become visible;
remain in the shadows.
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STEVEN COHEN: He arguably
becomes more powerful
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than Pablo Escobar ever was.
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McDERMOTT: And the message
is clear: We're coming.
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(boom)
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(rooster crows)
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REPORTER: People living
in Mapiripán were suspected
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of helping the FARC, providing
them with food and shelter.
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REPORTER:
As the paramilitaries entered,
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they marked the town
as their territory.
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REPORTER: Villagers were
taken from their homes.
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The killing began
in the main street.
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REPORTER: Three villagers
were publicly executed,
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beheaded with chainsaws.
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Many more perished.
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None of the dead wore uniforms
or carried guns.
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(gunfire)
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SOLDIERS: ¡Uno, dos, tres!
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McDERMOTT: The cocaine trade hid
in Colombia's civil conflict.
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And suddenly
we have a right‐wing
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anti‐subversive paramilitarism
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which is welcomed in
so many parts of Colombia
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against the guerrillas who were
kidnapping and extorting.
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But this is just
the new Medellín Cartel.
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But it's cleverer.
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It's got a political façade,
it's militarized.
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(guns cocking)
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(gunfire)
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(knocking)
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MAN: Stop?
MAN: Yeah.
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MAN: Okay.
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JEREMY SALAMEH:
The Oficina de Envigado
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was originally established
to mediate,
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to collect money that was owed.
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And it was almost like
an internal affairs
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operation of sorts.
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Don Berna made it clear,
"I'm taking this over,
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and if there's any pushback,
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you're gonna have
to deal with it."
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McDERMOTT: And he turns
this vehicle into his bid
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to take control of Medellín.
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And he begins to scoop up a lot
of the criminal infrastructure
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and set up these debt‐collecting
agencies, or oficinas,
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all around Medellín,
and they all answer to him.
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COHEN: He understands
that his rise to power
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and his own control of power
depends on his good standing
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with the security state
and with politicians.
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SALAMEH:
Corruption at all levels
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was going through the roof.
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He would do things that
would help the authorities,
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and sometimes the authorities
would do things to help him.
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They did operations
together sometimes.
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(popping and crackling)
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(crowd oohs)
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SALAMEH: So nothing really
occurred unless Don Berna
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or his higher infrastructure
approved it.
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People often refer
to homeless people
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or these homeless children
and so forth,
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they call them "desechables,"
like the throw‐aways.
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And somebody's considered a
desechable, a disposable person,
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doesn't mean you can
go out and kill them,
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but that's what they did,
they cleaned up the streets.
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And there was a scourge
of those kind of folks,
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people disappeared, people got
killed, people got displaced.
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They cleaned up the city,
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and I think there was some sense
that at certain levels...
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In other words, it was accepted
because of the outcome.
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McDERMOTT: Berna sees what
the paramilitaries are doing,
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and he goes, "This is
an extraordinary business model,
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I want in."
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McDERMOTT: So, there's
lots of problems
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within the paramilitary army.
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If someone loses a load
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or someone sleeps with
someone else's wife,
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normally in the drug trafficking
world, there's violence.
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Berna says,
"No, we can sort this out."
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He's not always successful,
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but what he does is
he begins to put discipline
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on the paramilitary movement.
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McDERMOTT:
Vicente's got a stutter,
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not remotely charismatic, but
super able at the business side.
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And they turn
the paramilitary army,
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and this need to
counteract the advance
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of the Marxist guerrillas,
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into a nationwide
criminal network,
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a VIP club for drug traffickers.
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And people begin to realize
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this is just the most powerful
drug cartel there is;
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dwarfs the power of
the Medellín Cartel.
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And at that stage
the paramilitaries
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are the most powerful criminal
syndicate on the planet.
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VICENTE CASTAÑO: Muchas gracias.
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(gunfire)
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COHEN: And there really is
a fear in Colombian society
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and also at
high levels of government
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that the FARC are actually gonna
manage to take over the country.
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(gunfire)
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CALDERÓN:
The main road to Medellín
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sometimes was a week closed
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because of attacks
from the FARC to the road.
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Bogotá is surrounded
by FARC fronts.
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They were getting ready
to take over the capital.
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(gunfire)
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People were abandoning
Colombia massively;
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everybody was seeing Colombia
as a sinking ship.
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And frankly, when you saw
the growth of the FARC,
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the growth of
the paramilitaries,
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it was hard not to think
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that Colombia could become
a narco state or a failed state.
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BILL CLINTON: We got to stand by
these democracies,
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including, and especially
tonight, Colombia,
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which is fighting
narco traffickers
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for its own people's lives
and for our children's lives.
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I have proposed
a strong two‐year package
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to help Colombia win this fight.
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COHEN: Plan Colombia was this
major billion‐dollar effort
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to bring the Colombian military
up to snuff
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to be able to take on
the narco‐traffickers.
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(gunfire)
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And that meant training,
that meant weapons, technology.
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(gunfire)
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It's also the point
at which counter‐narcotics
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and counter‐insurgency become
explicitly the same thing.
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REPORTER:
Officially the United States
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is fighting a war on drugs.
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In practice,
it is bankrolling conflict
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against communist guerrillas.
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COHEN: The escalating threat
of communist takeover
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becomes the justification for
increasingly overt alliance
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with the narco‐paramilitaries
as the most effective
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fighting force against
the rising communist menace.
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(gunfire)
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(gunfire)
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(explosion)
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(speaking Spanish)
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(plane approaching)
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(gunfire)
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REPORTER: America's war on drugs
ignores the paramilitaries.
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Instead, government helicopters
protect planes
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dropping poison
in the coca fields below.
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Their aim is to destroy
the plantations
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controlled by the FARC.
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MAN: We have no relationship
with the AUC.
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COHEN: By 2001, the extent
of paramilitary involvement
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in the drug trade was
too blatant to ignore.
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MAN: They claim to wish
to protect Colombian citizens
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from other terrorist groups,
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but they then massacre and
displace the same citizens,
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and they claim to stand against
kidnapping and extortion,
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and then engage in
those very practices.
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COHEN: So, in this very weird
twist of history,
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the AUC gets designated an
official terrorist organization
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the day before September 11th.
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McDERMOTT: And then everything
changes again on 9/11.
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The war on terror and the war
on drugs have now become one.
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ÁLVARO URIBE:
Prudencia, muchachos.
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Prudencia.
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FEISTL: President Uribe came up
with the Justice and Peace Plan,
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which would give benefits
to paramilitary fighters
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who decided to come in,
demobilize, disband,
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surrender their weapons,
and stop drug trafficking
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and any crimes that
they were involved in.
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(gunshot)
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(siren)
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FEISTL: He wants to try
to reap the benefits
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of the Justice and Peace Law,
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which basically says if you're a
paramilitary and you surrender,
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you would be eligible
for certain benefits
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under the Justice
and Peace Plan,
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which are very reduced
sentences, under house arrest
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or some kind of
minimal confinement.
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McDERMOTT: The Americans and
the Colombian public are seeing
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that this peace process
is bordering on farce
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as these guys continue to
move drugs, live the high life.
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And so once the agreement
is signed,
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the constitutional court
changes all the rules,
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and they are suddenly sucked
down into the prison system.
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And then in 2008, what they all
feared, they're all extradited.
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CALDERÓN: How do you measure
the success of Plan Colombia?
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It's Colombia itself.
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From a failed state
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to the darling of investment
of what it is now.
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Colombia is
a beacon of stability.
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COHEN: Today people will tell
you that Plan Colombia's
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a success despite
the human rights abuses
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let loose on
the Colombian countryside.
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WOMAN: Vamos, vamos.
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COHEN: If the war on drugs is
in fact an effort to stop drugs
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from entering the United States,
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it is clearly
an abysmal failure.
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In that sense, we've poured
billions of dollars into a hole
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and lit it on fire.
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♪ ♪
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