SECURITYAug 5 · 10:19 UTCALLAFRICA

Liberia: This Is Not Just Liberia's Fight: Washington Needs to Show Up

Sixteen years ago, American agents assisted Liberia in prosecuting a cocaine pilot in New York. Currently, a Liberian prison warden is accepting cartel money, a coast guard boat is unable to proceed further due to equipment limitations, and Washington remains largely uninvolved.

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