Drug Control: How Drug-consuming Nations are Organized for the War on Drugs : Report to the Chairman, Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, Committee on Governmental Affairs, U.S. Senate |
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... foreign assistance to the cooperation of other countries in fighting drugs . Officials we interviewed in Europe did not believe these policies were necessary to implement their anti - narcotics strategy . Instead , their policy centers ...
... foreign assistance to the cooperation of other countries in fighting drugs . Officials we interviewed in Europe did not believe these policies were necessary to implement their anti - narcotics strategy . Instead , their policy centers ...
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... foreign earned income , or foreign exchange transactions . We were told that money laundering is also illegal in the United King- dom . However , as of March 1990 , British customs officials have greater powers to deal with drug ...
... foreign earned income , or foreign exchange transactions . We were told that money laundering is also illegal in the United King- dom . However , as of March 1990 , British customs officials have greater powers to deal with drug ...
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... foreign origin , and reducing the supply is an enormously complex and costly endeavor . Traffickers have been able to corrupt political officials , infiltrate the government , buy or attack the press , syndicate farms , buy armies , and ...
... foreign origin , and reducing the supply is an enormously complex and costly endeavor . Traffickers have been able to corrupt political officials , infiltrate the government , buy or attack the press , syndicate farms , buy armies , and ...
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... Foreign Economic Assistance Issues . Other staff members responsible for this report are listed in appendix VI . Sincerely yours , Frank @Connhau Frank C. Conahan Assistant Comptroller General 1 14 14 15 16 20 2232 25 29 33 Page 10 GAO ...
... Foreign Economic Assistance Issues . Other staff members responsible for this report are listed in appendix VI . Sincerely yours , Frank @Connhau Frank C. Conahan Assistant Comptroller General 1 14 14 15 16 20 2232 25 29 33 Page 10 GAO ...
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... foreign interdiction , and to support narcotic crop control efforts in the producing countries . West German officials told us that article 87a of the West German Con- stitution limits the use of their military to national defense and ...
... foreign interdiction , and to support narcotic crop control efforts in the producing countries . West German officials told us that article 87a of the West German Con- stitution limits the use of their military to national defense and ...
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Page 13 - January 1990 that international conventions have been thus far largely ineffective, in part, because they lack strong enforcement mechanisms and are not uniformly interpreted by member nations.
Page 52 - Administration, the Department of State's Bureau of International Narcotics Matters, the US Customs Service, the Department of Health and Human Services, and the Office of National Drug Control Policy.
Page 15 - It shall be the duty of every constable and every member of Her Majesty's armed forces or coast guard to assist in the enforcement of the law relating to any assigned matter.
Page 7 - US officials view multilateral assistance as complementary to its programs, but they believe that basically, bilateral assistance mechanisms provide the necessary controls over the political, strategic, and economic interests of the United States.