Security & Strategic Review March 2011 (ISSN 1741-4202)
After spreading southward, cocaine production enters Central America
The recent discovery of a cocaine-processing lab in Honduras — the first of its kind — points to a new twist in the trend towards the development of a production capacity in countries until recently seen only as transit routes for drugs on their way to markets in the US and Europe. This trend is already quite evident in several South American countries, as confirmed in recently released US and UN reports.
The recent discovery of a cocaine-processing lab in Honduras — the first of its kind — points to a new twist in the trend towards the development of a production capacity in countries until recently seen only as transit routes for drugs on their way to markets in the US and Europe. This trend is already quite evident in several South American countries, as confirmed in recently released US and UN reports.
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