How many [drug labs] would have continued to operate if not for pressure from the new U.S. administration? The answer: almost all of them.
While the demand for fentanyl in the U.S. market persists, the power vacuum left by the capture of Guzmán will ... be filled by new bosses capable of continuing to move and traffic opioids.
The U.S. does not combat drug trafficking; it manages it, according to its geopolitical interests.
[T]he synthetic drug is killing an average of 76 people a day in the United States.
[U]nlike Netflix, the real drug world no longer revolves around the drug lords alone.