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(EXCLUSIVE) Inside Colombia's cocaine war - BBC News
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December 9, 2015
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6:10Now PlayingBritish anti-narcotics officers have spoken openly for the first time about their mission in Colombia. Until now little was known about their work in the country. But speaking exclusively to the BBC, the National Crime Agency, often dubbed Britain's FBI, has revealed it is involved in intelligence and logistical operations, working closely with Colombian forces. Despite a recent rise in the production of cocaine, British officers insist they are making a difference in the so-called war on drugs. Our International Correspondent, Ian Pannell and cameraman Darren Conway were given exclusive access to officers working in Colombia.
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