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Security & Strategic Review - February 2014 (ISSN 1741-4202)
ARGENTINA: From transit country to producer?
Argentina’s cabinet chief Jorge Capitanich told the media on 19 February, ‘The government has taken a position: Argentina is not a drug-producing country.’ This was intended to dispel the impression created days earlier by statements on the subject made by defence minister Agustín Rossi and security secretary Sergio Berni — which, said Capitanich, were not contradictory but merely ‘a different interpretation from the point of view of their opinions.’
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