But some experts call it feasible. Alba and other experts note, however, that the FARC proposal relies on the same sort of coercion as Plan Colombia. Under the rebel plan, coca growers who refuse to eradicate all their coca would be expelled from the zone at gunpoint. The result, just like the government plan, would likely be displacement of large numbers of peasants. But no matter how effective an anti-drug strategy might prove, it stands little chance of success in a war zone.
Peace is the answer.
And if it's legal. . . Then corporations start to grow it, and pow, the cartels and the rebels have no reason to exist anymore. . . Seems to be the easy way to end the drug war. . . The only way to control coca production is to remove the profit. We do not own nor are responsible for visitor comments.