Samantha Schmidt, Bogotá Bureau Chief for The Washington Post, and Alex Avina, an Associate Professor of Latin American history, delve into the complexities of the Trump administration's war on drugs. They explore the controversial military strike on a Venezuelan drug vessel and the designation of gangs as terrorist organizations, raising questions about the legal and moral implications. The discussion also highlights shifting U.S. policies toward Venezuela, the opioid crisis, and the potential repercussions of militarized strategies on local communities in Latin America.
