Hi, I am looking for someone to write an article on drug policy in mexico and colombia Paper must be at least 2000 words. Please, no plagiarized work!

Hi, I am looking for someone to write an article on drug policy in mexico and colombia Paper must be at least 2000 words. Please, no plagiarized work! South America, in stark contrast to its other counterpart North America or U.S.A, the world of riches as we know it, has long been plagued with the curse of poverty and deprivation coupled with alarmingly low levels of the overall development. It is known that poverty, chronic unemployment, and underemployment and illiteracy often give birth to crimes and Latin America has been no different. In Mexico, unemployment is around 20% while underdevelopment is just the double of unemployment (Gilbert 22). Drug trafficking, with all its vices in this context, has been alleged as the prime concern spreading its “wings” with each passing day not only in Latin American nations but also in the U.S and the whole world. Countries like Mexico and Colombia have been the main architects of drug trafficking throughout the American sub-continent. In the early’80s, Colombia used to be the main exporter of drugs and narcotics throughout the world, but with the Colombian government policy getting more stringent, Colombian drug-lords started using Mexico, mainly due to its suitable geographic locations to export drugs through Mexico to the U.S. (Rosin, 2).

One prime social policy taken by the Mexican government towards curtailing drug trafficking is to decrease violence in the Mexican drug market and reduce increasing crime frequency to controllable levels (Venda Felbeb-Brown,1). The ongoing drug war in Mexico is mainly an armed conflict among the several drug cartels fighting each other for market control and also with the Government armed forces installed to fight drug trafficking. Mexico is the main supplier of heroin in the U.S.