72K views · 831 reactions | Much attention has been put on fixing the problems of drug cartels in Mexico, with the U.S. putting pressure on its neighbor to the South to crack down on them. This has led some cartels’ operations to shift back to Colombia, where the illegal drug trade was a dominant business in the ’80s and ’90s. NewsNation’s Robert Sherman reports. More: https://trib.al/TP8EOs8 #VargasReports | NewsNation | Facebook

Ahhh… ‘80s Anti-Drug Commercial Nostalgia 🥹❤️🎬 Rad Facts: In the 1980s there was a big effort to discourage the youth from doing drugs in the U.S., with several commercials and different campaigns. There was “Just Say No”, R.A.D. (Rock Against Drugs), This is your brain on drugs, D.A.R.E,, and the Anti-Crack. At my school they ran a hard D.A.R.E. program. Drug use did decline during this period. It’s also true that parents who do drugs, that their kids are more likely to do drugs. - Billy Rad

Willy Falcon and Sal Magluta: -smuggled over 75 tons of cocaine into the U.S. in the 1980s -built a $2 billion drug empire -skillfully outran and outmaneuver prosecution for decades Cocaine Cowboys: The Kings of Miami is now on Netflix | Netflix