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U.S.-funded Central American wars increased drug trafficking and migration to the U.S.

U.S.-funded Central American wars increased drug trafficking and migration to the U.S.

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Sep 20, 20261 min read

U.S.-funded Central American wars increased drug trafficking and migration to the U.S.

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  • Central American proxy wars killed 365,000 people across three countries
  • Drug trafficking's trust deficit drove hundreds to early death in the 1980s
  • School of the Americas training secured Latin American military collusion with US strategy.
  • U.S. covert support in Central America produced blowback against the United States.
  • Vietnam War heroin extended the mafia's drug market into the United States.