Narco Politics - The Cocaine Republic: Bolivia's Quiet Bargain Between Traffickers and the State

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Narco Politics - The Cocaine Republic: Bolivia's Quiet Bargain Between Traffickers and the State

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Host Alexandra Reeves examines Bolivia's 1980s "cocaine republic," where trafficker Roberto Suárez offered to pay the nation's debt. Unlike Mexico's violent drug wars, Bolivia built a corrupt but stable partnership between cartels and government. This explores how total corruption without bloodshed creates a more insidious threat to democracy than violent narco-states.

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