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Panama vows to combat drug trafficking, asks for help to eliminate ‘blood money’ driving scourge

Panama vows to combat drug trafficking, asks for help to eliminate ‘blood money’ driving scourge

Sep 21, 2017, at 03:27 pm

New York, Sept 21(Just Earth News): The most effective way to solve problems that affect the world’s people is always placing human beings at the centre of all decisions, the President of Panama told the United Nations General Assembly on Thursday, stressing that his country, which joins North and South and which is bordered by the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, would continue to be a beacon of cooperation and understanding.

At UN Assembly, South American leaders spotlight efforts to tackle corruption, drug trafficking

At UN Assembly, South American leaders spotlight efforts to tackle corruption, drug trafficking

Sep 21, 2016, at 12:28 pm

New York, Sept 21 (Just Earth News): Mauricio Macri, President of Argentina, was among several leaders from South America addressing the opening day of the United Nations General Assembly who highlighted the need to tackle challenges that affected his region, but also the world: eradicating poverty; addressing climate change; and combating drug trafficking and violence associated with organized crime.