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Vladimir Hernandez on Venezuela, Mexico and the War on Drugs

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April 28, 2019

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Summary

Vladimir Hernandez @vlad_hernandez_ is a BBC journalist with years of experience covering Latin American affairs. In this episode, we discuss:

00:01:22 The Humanitarian Catastrophe in Venezuela

00:31:45 Mexico and the Failed War on Drugs

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