打击毒品恐怖主义：全球头号公敌

HIGHLIGHTED BY THE AUDACIOUS CAPTURE OF VENEZUELAN PRESIDENT NICOLÁS MADURO BY U.S. SPECIAL FORCES, NARCO-TERRORISTS HAVE BECOME THE WORLD’S PUBLIC ENEMY NUMBER ONE Eighteen children, including a six-month-old baby, were among those killed in the massacre. Eleven of the 69 murdered were women. Most of the victims were hacked to death, while the rest were shot in the head. The perpetrators of the atrocity, which unfolded in the spring of 1983 in the village of Lucanamarca in Peru, were members of the country’s notorious Communist rebel group, the Shining Path. The events of 1983 prompted then-President Fernando Belaúnde Terry to first coin the phrase ‘narco-terrorism’ to describe the link between the drugs trade and its threat to Governments. …