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Aunque el opio produce sumas millonarias, campesinos que cultivan amapola apenas sobreviven
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October 30, 2017
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7:59Now PlayingLos campesinos de la Sierra de Guerrero venden el kilo de opio en 1.000 o 1.500 dólares aproximadamente, mientras en EEUU el kilo de heroína cuesta unos 35 mil dólares. Una familia dedicada a la siembra de amapola por generaciones, defiende la legitimidad de su cultivo.
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