Colombian farmers who cultivate coca, the raw material for cocaine, express concerns about insufficient assistance to transition to alternative crops. Many farmers are looking for ways to leave the cocaine industry but feel unsupported in making this change. The issue highlights the broader challenges faced by agricultural communities in Colombia as they navigate the complexities of crop substitution.
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Colombian Farmers Seek Support to Transition from Cocaine Production
Farmers in Colombia growing coca, the base for cocaine, are voicing their frustrations over a lack of support for transitioning to other crops. This situation underscores the difficulties faced by these agricultural communities in moving away from cocaine production.
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This farmer wanted to quit the cocaine industry - he couldn't
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Colombian Farmers Seek Support to Transition from Cocaine Production