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Even Court-Approved Extraditions Have a Troubled, Bloody History in Guatemala

The first time the U.S. tried to extradite a Guatemalan military officer for drug trafficking, it took the assassination of the nation’s chief justice, in 1994, to stop it. No officers and few civilians have been extradited since.

Justify My War: Why Clinton Eyes Haiti’s Drug Trade and Ignores Guatemala’s

While Bill Clinton’s White House invokes Haitian drug trafficking as a key rationale for invasion, it is continuing the Bush administration policy of virtually ignoring…