Question 1

In the early 1990s,Mexican criminal organizations struck a deal with the _____________,whose cocaine they moved from Mexico into the United States on a contract basis.​

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Question 2

Who was Pablo Escobar and what role did he play in advancing organized crime in Colombia?​

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Question 3

The Gulf cartel at one time recruited Mexican military special forces veterans known as ___________ as an enforcement arm of their operation,until they broke formal ties and began operating their own organization.​

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Question 4

Discuss the role of militias in Colombia in relation to drug trafficking and traffickers.​

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Question 5

The most prominent leader of the Sinaloa cartel-who has escaped Mexican prisons numerous time to avoid extradition back to the United States-is ______________,often referred to as "El Chapo" or "Shorty."​

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Question 6

With a population of more than one million,the city of ____________ is racked by poverty and lacks a sewage treatment facility,but is home to one of Mexico's richest drug organizations and is now considered the most dangerous city in the world.​

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Question 7

Explain how and why Mexican cartels became involved with methamphetamine.​

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Question 8

Describe the evolution of the Colombian drug business.​

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Question 9

Operating out the southern Pacific state of Michoacana is the ______________,the most fearsome of all of Mexico's drug organizations.​

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Quiz 5: Colombia and Mexico

In the early 1990s,Mexican criminal organizations struck a deal with the _____________,whose cocaine they moved from Mexico into the United States on a contract basis.​

Who was Pablo Escobar and what role did he play in advancing organized crime in Colombia?​

The Gulf cartel at one time recruited Mexican military special forces veterans known as ___________ as an enforcement arm of their operation,until they broke formal ties and began operating their own organization.​

Discuss the role of militias in Colombia in relation to drug trafficking and traffickers.​

The most prominent leader of the Sinaloa cartel-who has escaped Mexican prisons numerous time to avoid extradition back to the United States-is ______________,often referred to as "El Chapo" or "Shorty."​

With a population of more than one million,the city of ____________ is racked by poverty and lacks a sewage treatment facility,but is home to one of Mexico's richest drug organizations and is now considered the most dangerous city in the world.​

Explain how and why Mexican cartels became involved with methamphetamine.​

Describe the evolution of the Colombian drug business.​

Operating out the southern Pacific state of Michoacana is the ______________,the most fearsome of all of Mexico's drug organizations.​

In the early 1990s,Mexican criminal organizations struck a deal with the _____________,whose cocaine they moved from Mexico into the United States on a contract basis.

Who was Pablo Escobar and what role did he play in advancing organized crime in Colombia?

The Gulf cartel at one time recruited Mexican military special forces veterans known as ___________ as an enforcement arm of their operation,until they broke formal ties and began operating their own organization.

Discuss the role of militias in Colombia in relation to drug trafficking and traffickers.

The most prominent leader of the Sinaloa cartel-who has escaped Mexican prisons numerous time to avoid extradition back to the United States-is ______________,often referred to as "El Chapo" or "Shorty."

With a population of more than one million,the city of ____________ is racked by poverty and lacks a sewage treatment facility,but is home to one of Mexico's richest drug organizations and is now considered the most dangerous city in the world.

Explain how and why Mexican cartels became involved with methamphetamine.

Describe the evolution of the Colombian drug business.

Operating out the southern Pacific state of Michoacana is the ______________,the most fearsome of all of Mexico's drug organizations.