After years of speculation and rumors, declassified documents have finally shed light on the United States‘ “black list” that links Colombian politicians to drug trafficking during the time of former president Alfonso López Michelsen.
According to reports from Semana Magazine, the documents uncovered a list of politicians who were allegedly involved in drug trafficking activities while holding positions of power in Colombia. The names of these individuals have not been released to the public as of now, but sources claim that some well-known politicians are among those on the list.
In addition, W Radio reported that the documents also revealed pressure from former US president Jimmy Carter on López Michelsen to crack down on drug trafficking during his presidency. This revelation has sparked further speculation about the extent of political involvement in the drug trade during that era.
Furthermore, Caracol Radio has reported that former Colombian presidents may also be implicated in the “black list,” with allegations of connections to drug trafficking activities. These claims have sent shockwaves throughout the country, as citizens demand answers and transparency from their political leaders.
As these documents are set to be published in the coming days, many are bracing themselves for the fallout that may ensue. The implications of high-level political involvement in drug trafficking could have far-reaching consequences for Colombia’s government and society as a whole.
Stay tuned for more updates as this story continues to develop.