Over the years, I've heard from my Venezuelan friends about cocaine and the Maduro regime.  This is why I found this report by Sabrina Martin so interesting: Venezuela, known for having the world's largest oil reserves, is now also known as a cocaine-producing country after opening the doors to the Colombian guerrillas of the FARC and ELN and establishing them in its territory. Nicolas Maduro's regime has transformed the South American country into an "emerging power in the production and illicit processing of drugs," according to Spain's ABC newspaper. Sabrina goes to explain this: Venezuelan professor Javier Tarazona, director of the NGO FundaREDES, reported documented evidence of the presence of the FARC and ELN in at least 17 of Venezuela's 23 states to the Colombian Attorney General's Office. "The worst thing is...(Read Full Post)