Buenaventura has the highest murder rate in Colombia, the New York Times reported in 2007, and when Diego was there, around 2000, Colombia had the highest murder rate in the world. His grandmother told him to go to Buenaventura, a port city on Colombia's Pacific coast and one of the most dangerous cities in the western hemisphere. It's very dangerous to talk, to do anything.'Д«ut Diego had a family to feed and his grandmother's assurance, so off he went. People disappear and get killed all the time. 'Even people you know are on both sides, so you can't be drunk at a bar and bring up anything-your cousin's girlfriend might be working for the other side. 'You can't talk about FARC or the paramilitaries ever, because you don't know who's working for who or who they've recruited,' Diego said. Sometimes, Diego said, they pay you in lead-a bullet to the brain. The paramilitaries, on the other hand, have a reputation for stealing coca leaves from farmers at gunpoint and making their cocaine workers labor for months for little or no pay. The paramilitaries, according to Diego and his family, are the worst of the bunch.ДЇARC at least tends to pay its workers, they say. FARC and the paramilitaries constantly jockey for territory-to gain not only political power, but access to rivers, coastal mangrove swamps, and other secret routes where they can smuggle weapons and cocaine to fund their decades-old war. The Colombian cocaine trade has been tangled up in the country's guerrilla wars for decades: FARC fights the government, the government fights FARC, and the right-wing paramilitaries fight FARC on the government's behalf with an extra measure of savagery.

Diego is not his real name, and he's currently living in a different Latin American country-otherwise, he said, he wouldn't be talking to me. She could get him a job working for FARC (Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia, Colombia's Marxist-Leninist guerrilla army), which was better than working for the right-wing paramilitaries. He was broke-everybody was broke-but his grandmother knew where he could earn some money: He could go work the coca plantations in the hinterlands like she had. How It's Made Diego was 23 years old, a poor Colombian living in a poor section of Cali, when his girlfriend had the baby. Making crack involves purifying cocaine and washing out the. WhatвЂ™s gotten into the worldвЂ™s coke supply?. As one dealer put it, вЂњIf we see any of those Asian guys down here, theyвЂ™re fucking dead.вЂќ.

Latinos wonвЂ™t sell north and Asians wonвЂ™t sell south. The Latino and Asian gangs are said to have a gentlemanвЂ™s agreement that the U.S./Canada border is also a gangland border. Meanwhile, it's rumored that Vancouver, Canada, has far superior cocaine than we do: Asian gangs import product to Canada through Vancouver and step on it as it moves eastward. The lore is that we get some of the worst product in the country-it gets cut and stepped on, mostly by Latino narcos, at every stop between San Diego and Seattle.

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