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San Diego-Tijuana drug tunnel bust, Prop. 19, and Latin America's drug war debate

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Current leaders of Mexico and Colombia were relieved that Prop 19 failed, but former leaders feel more free to express their support of relaxing drug laws.

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Topic: Cesar Gaviria

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San Diego-Tijuana drug tunnel bust, Prop. 19, and Latin America's drug war debate

As Prop 19 to legalize marijuana fails in California, Latin American leaders breathe relief

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Focus Terrorist watch lists: Are they working as they should?

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