During the last couple decades, a dreadful increase of drug trafficking from some Latin American countries has been a major attack on the United States' society, economy and security.

Drug cartels in Colombia and Peru have operated like international business corporations with a single aim: reaching the U.S. market.

An array of U.S. institutions, including the DEA, FBI, CIA and Delta Force, have been facing a supernatural challenge in their efforts to foil drug trafficking.

The drug trafficking is less docile than the political and ideological terrorism that posit some clear objectives, take responsibilities, seek negotiations, put conditions, etc. The drug barons are motivated only from greed and, unfortunately, due to their criminal activity, possess enormous financial resources.

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