CHAPTER 2 Flashcards

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It is the name given to Asia’s principal area of illicit opium production, located at the crossroads of Central, South, and Western Asia.

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THE GOLDEN CRESCENT

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THE GOLDEN CRESCENT: It is the name given to Asia’s principal area of illicit opium production, located at the crossroads of _______, _________, and _________.

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Central, South, and Western Asia

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THE GOLDEN CRESCENT: This space overlaps three nations, ________, ________, and _______ whose mountainous peripheries define the crescent.

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Afghanistan, Iran, and Pakistan

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This region is considered a global hub for heroin and related opiate production and trafficking.

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THE GOLDEN CRESCENT

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Primary producer of opium

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THE GOLDEN CRESCENT

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What are the three well-defined heroin trafficking routes that originate from the Golden Crescent region.

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Balkan route
Northern route
Southern route

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It operates through Iran and Turkey and traffics the bulk of Afghan heroin to Europe.

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Balkan route

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Balkan is a ______ word which means mountain.

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Turkish

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Balkan is a Turkish word which means _______.

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mountain

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10
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It supplies heroin to the Russian Federation and Central Asia.

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Northern route

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That traffics heroin to Iran and Pakistan, and from these countries, via sea and air, to other parts of the world.

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Southern route

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Opium production rose steadily throughout the 1980s and 1990s until 2000 when opium production fell precipitously on account of a fatwa issued by Taliban leader Mullah Omar that banned poppy cultivation.

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Opium trade in Afghanistan

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Opium production rose steadily throughout the 1980s and 1990s until 2000 when opium production fell precipitously on account of a _______ issued by Taliban leader Mullah Omar that banned poppy cultivation.

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fatwa

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Opium trade in Afghanistan: Opium production rose steadily throughout the 1980s and 1990s until 2000 when opium production fell precipitously on account of a fatwa issued by Taliban leader ______ that banned poppy cultivation.

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Mullah Omar

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15
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When is the enactment of Fatwa?

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July 28, 2000

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16
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Opium trade in Afghanistan: Opium production resumed after the fall of the Taliban in _________.

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2001

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The opium trade, though not reliable, has been a relatively lucrative enterprise for Afghan farmers. Between 2002 and 2008, poppy farmers made _________.

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$6.4 billion.

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18
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A 2010 study describes the following heroin use patterns in Afghanistan, based on
patient profile:

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the war pattern,
the refugees’ pattern, and
the social and economic crisis pattern.

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19
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It entails long-term drug use (>30 years) by ex-Afghan soldiers.

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The war pattern

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It includes people who began to use drugs while they were refugees in Pakistan and Iran.

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The refugees’ pattern

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It includes people who began to use drugs as
a means of escape from their harsh realities.

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The social and economic crisis pattern

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22
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In a national population size estimation study of illicit drug users, it was found that ________ was the most common illicit drug used.

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opium

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23
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It is an area covering 367,000 square miles in Southeast Asia where a significant portion of the world’s opium has been produced since the beginning of the twentieth century.

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THE GOLDEN TRIANGLE

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This area is centered on the meeting point of the borders that separate Laos, Myanmar, and Thailand.

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THE GOLDEN TRIANGLE

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THE GOLDEN TRIANGLE: This area is centered on the meeting point of the borders that separate _________, _________ and ________.

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Laos,
Myanmar, and
Thailand

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26
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The Golden Triangle’s mountainous terrain and distance from major urban centers
make it an ideal location for __________ and ________.

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illicit poppy cultivation and transnational opium smuggling.

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27
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Until the end of the 20th century, the _________ was the world’s largest producer of opium and heroin, with Myanmar being the single highest-producing country.

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Golden Triangle

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28
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Since _______, the Golden Triangle’s opium production has been outpaced by
the Golden Crescent.

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1991

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29
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In _______ , the British Empire expanded to include Upper Burma, where the modem Kachin and Shan states of Myanmar are located.

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1886

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30
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The mountainous regions surrounding the convergence point of the _________, ________, and ________ borders continued to play a major role in the global opium economy.

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Burma, Thailand, and Laos

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31
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Who is the King of the Golden Triangle?

A

Khun Sa

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32
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By the 1960s, several rebel groups based in _______, ________, and ________ supported their operations through the illegal opium trade, including a faction of the Kuomintang (KMT), which had been expelled from China by the Communist Party.

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northern Burma, Thailand, and Laos

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By the 1960s, several rebel groups based in northern Burma, Thailand, and Laos supported their operations through the illegal opium trade, including a faction of the __________, which had been expelled from China by the Communist Party

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Kuomintang (KMT)

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34
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By the 1980s, Khun Sa had amassed an army of over 20,000 soldiers, which he dubbed the ___________, and established a semi autonomous fiefdom in the hills of the Golden Triangle near the town of Baan Hin Taek.

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Mok Tai Army

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35
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By the 1980s, Khun Sa had amassed an army of over 20,000 soldiers, which he dubbed the Mok Tai Army, and established a semi autonomous fiefdom in the hills of
the Golden Triangle near the town of __________.

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Baan Hin Taek

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36
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Prince of Death

A

Khun Sa

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37
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He is a retired soldier na naging drug lord.

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Khun Sa

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38
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The only Shan warlord who ran a truly professional smuggling organization capable of transporting large quantities of opium.

A

Khun Sa

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39
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In a interview in ______ with the now-defunct Bangkok World, he called himself the
“King of the Golden Triangle.”

A

1997

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40
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The South American region consisting of _______, _________, and ________ that is
historically known to be a major cocaine production area in the Andean region

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Peru, Bolivia, and Colombia

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41
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The South American region consisting of Peru, Bolivia, and Colombia that is historically known to be a major cocaine production area in the Andean region.

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THE SILVER TRIANGLE

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42
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About 90% of all cocaine produced in the world today comes from the Latin American
countries, mainly:

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Peru, Columbia, and Ecuador, and to certain extent, Panama, Venezuela, El Salvador and Costa Rica.

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43
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It is the place where the known drug cartels came from such as Medellin and Cali cartel.

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Columbia

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44
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Columbia and its capital, _______, was branded before as ________ because it houses international drug cartels.

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Bogota ; Bogota

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45
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Is the single largest producer and exporter of cocaine in the world. And after decades of foreign- funded eradication efforts in the country, the industry is thriving.

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Peru

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46
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It is now literally at the heart of South America’s illegal narcotics trade.

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Bolivia

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47
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It produces its own cocaine.

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Bolivia

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48
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According to the national-scale drug abuse surveys and statistics of office of ____________, the number of registered problematic drug users increased from 70,000 in 1990 to 3.23 million by the end of June 2015 in the mainland China.

A

National Narcotic Control Commission (NNCC)

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49
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Heroin is still one of the major abused substances in ________.

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China

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50
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Aside from the opiates, drugs such as methamphetamine (ice”), MDMA Cecstasy”) and ketamine which were called __________have spread quiddy during the past decade.

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“new emerging synthetic drugs”

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51
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Like Columbia, it houses also world powerful drug cartels/syndicates like the Sinaloa and Los Zetas.

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Mexico

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52
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It is not only a major transshipment point of Cannabis Sativa or Marijuana to the United States and to other European countries; it has also become over the last few years the no. 1 producer of Cannabis in the World.

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Mexico

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53
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It continues to be a major transshipment point to all parts of the world for the form of heroin known as “No. 4”.

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Hong Kong

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54
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It is one of the most significant transshipment points for destined to all parts of the world.

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Hong Kong

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55
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Hong Kong continues to be a major transshipment point to all parts of the world for the form of heroin known as _________.

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“No. 4”

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56
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It is a form of a white powder, is a type most preferred in U.S and Europe.

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No. 4

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57
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Methamphetamines are increasingly being trafficked through?

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Hong Kong to Japan and the Philippines

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58
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It has traditionally been a transit point for heroin mostly destined for North America and Europe, with the relaxation on restrictions of travel to the mainland for Taiwanese males.

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Taiwan

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59
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The Taiwanese are more frequently were coming to notice as heroine trafficker, particularly from _________.

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Yunnan province of China

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60
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In the spring of 1991, Spanish narcotic agents seized after three successive strikes of two metric tons of high-grade cocaine worth several billions of US dollars.

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Spain

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The shipment, mostly from _______ and ________, was the biggest drug seizure ever made in Western Europe.

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Columbia and Ecuador

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62
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Most of the cocaine smuggled into Spain is for transit to other European countries, such as:

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French, Britain, Germany and the Netherlands

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63
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At a World Health Organization Meeting in Geneva, Spain was referred to as the ___________ for its enactment of a law that
“decriminalized” the possession of small quantities of illegal drugs.

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“Paradise of drug Users in Europe”

64
Q

It is based from the third largest city in Colombia, which is Cali.

A

Cali Cartel

65
Q

Means a formal agreement between a group of producers of a good or service to control supply or regulate and manipulate prizes.

66
Q

Is s a criminal organization that controls the supply of illegal drugs and they are also setting the certain prize for that product.

A

Drug Cartel

67
Q

It is headed by Don Chepe, in real life is Gilberto Rodriguez Orejuella, founded the Cali in 1970’s with his brother Miguel Rodriguez, and Jose Santacruz Londono and Helmer “Pacho” Herrera.

A

Cali Cartel

68
Q

Cali Cartel is headed by:

A

Don Chepe, in real life is Gilberto Rodriguez Orejuella with his brother Miguel Rodriguez, and Jose Santacruz Londono and Helmer “Pacho” Herrera.

69
Q

It has become the most powerful criminal organization in the world.

A

Cali Cartel

70
Q

Stated that the Cali syndicates are the best organized. “They are professionals of the highest order, intelligent, efficient, imaginative and nearly impenetrable.”

A

US- Drug Enforcement Agency Experts

71
Q

The one who controlled the Powerful International Drug Cartel in the 1880’s.

A

Medellin Cartel

72
Q

It was founded and ran by Pablo Escobar.

A

Medellin Cartel

73
Q

Medellin Cartel is founded and ran by?

A

Pablo Escobar

74
Q

It came first before the Cali Cartel.

A

Medellin Cartel

75
Q

Medellin Cartel is the first major drug cartel in _________ that began in 1880’s.

76
Q

They was responsible for the arrest of the founder of Medellin Cartel who is Pablo Escobar.

A

Cali Cartel

77
Q

Pablo Escobar died in ________ after the shoot out operation conducted by the Columbian Police and US- Drug Enforcement Agency.

78
Q

After years of murders and Mayhem, the Colombian government succeeded in containing the Medelin cartel after a vicious _________ of war which resulted in the death of drug boss Jose Gonzalo Rodriguez Gacha, and the subsequent surrender of his top aid and fellow cocaine barons, Juan David and Fabio Ochoa.

79
Q

After years of murders and Mayhem, the Colombian government succeeded in containing the Medelin cartel after a vicious 22 months of war which resulted in the death of drug boss __________________, and the subsequent surrender of his top aid and fellow cocaine barons, ___________ and __________.

A

Jose Gonzalo Rodriguez Gacha ; Juan David and Fabio Ochoa

80
Q

Jose Gonzalo Rodriguez Gacha is also known as __________ (In English: The Mexican) and “Don Sombrero.”

A

“El Mexicano”

81
Q

Jose Gonzalo Rodriguez Gacha is also known as “El Mexicano” (In English: The Mexican) and _____________.

A

“Don Sombrero.”

82
Q

In ____ comes the death of the Medellin Cartel.

83
Q

He was the chief assassin of the Medellin cartel and was responsible for the bombing of Avianca flight 203 which killed 107 civilians and was responsible for the deaths of unknown
number of people.

A

Dandy Muñoz Mosquera a.k.a. “La Quica”

84
Q

Dandy Muñoz Mosquera a.k.a. “La Quica” - he was the chief assassin of the Medellin cartel and was responsible for the bombing of __________ which killed _________ and was responsible for the deaths of unknown
number of people.

A

Avianca flight 203 ; 107 civilians

85
Q

When we say “La Quica”, it is a Columbian slang meaning _________ this nickname was given to him during his childhood for
unknown reason.

A

“The fat girl”

86
Q

Avianca flight 203 is a terrorist attack because the Medellin Cartel is intending to target the Columbian presidential candidate ___________ but he was not in the flight during that time.

A

Cesar Gaviria

87
Q

A drug cartel operated principally in the north of the Valle Del Cauca region of Columbia.

A

NORTE DEL VALLE CARTEL (North Valley Cartel)

88
Q

It rose to prominence during the second half of the 1900’s after the Cali and Medellin cartel fragmented.

A

NORTE DEL VALLE CARTEL (North Valley Cartel)

89
Q

NORTE DEL VALLE CARTEL (North Valley Cartel) leading drug lords included:

A

Diego Leon Montoya Sanchez “Don Diego”, Wilber Valera “Jabon” (soap), and Hernando Gomez Bustamante “Rasguno” (scratch)

90
Q

The Cartel began to dissolve in ________ and gave rise to several newly independent criminal drug organizations.

91
Q

Founded by the four Beltran Leyva brothers, Arturo, Carlos, Alfredo and Hector.

A

BELTRAN LEYVA

92
Q

Formerly aligned with the Sinaloa cartel.

A

BELTRAN LEYVA

93
Q

Originally, they are aligned with the Sinaloa Cartel lead by Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman, but they slip form the Sinaloa Cartel in 2008 forming independent organization and they named it as __________.

A

BELTRAN LEYVA

94
Q

According to the US Drug Enforcement Agency’s 2018 National Drug Threat Assessment. The subgroups rely on alliances with the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, the
______ and ______.

A

Juarez Cartel and Los Zetas.

95
Q

Based in Matamoros, Tamaulipas, it started in 1920. It split with its enforcers, Los Zetas, by 2010, and the fallout between the two groups has been called the “most violent in the history of organized crime in Mexico,” according to a 2018 Congressional Research Service report. The cartel is now splintered into small, competing gangs.

A

GULF CARTEL

96
Q

Gulf Cartel is based in?

A

Matamoros, Tamaulipas

97
Q

Gulf Cartel was started in?

98
Q

Gulf Cartel split with its enforcers, Los Zetas, by 2010, and the fallout between the two groups has been called the “_______________ according to a 2018 Congressional Research Service report.

A

most violent in the history of organized crime in Mexico

99
Q

What is the main product of Gulf Cartel?

A

cocaine, marijuana and methamphetamine (shabu)

100
Q

They are also participated in the different criminal activities like, human trafficking, extortion, and theft.

A

Gulf Cartel

101
Q

Gulf Cartel are also participated in the different criminal activities like?

A

human trafficking, extortion, and theft

102
Q

It is founded by Juan Nepomuceno Guerra and died in respiratory disease in his 85 years of age.

A

Gulf Cartel

103
Q

Gulf Cartel It is founded by ____________ and died in respiratory disease in his 85 years of age.

A

Juan Nepomuceno Guerra

104
Q

The Gulf Cartel was founded by Juan Nepomuceno Guerra in the 1930’s.

105
Q

Assumed control on the drug trafficking business of his uncle Juan Nepomuceno Guerra.

A

Juan Garcia Abrego

106
Q

Split from the Sinaloa Cartel in 2010, it is “one of the most powerful and fastest growing in Mexico and the United States,” according to the DEA assessment.

A

JALISCO NEW GENERATION

107
Q

The Mexican government has warned it’s one of the most dangerous cartels in the country, especially after it shot down a military helicopter in _________.

108
Q

Who is the leader of JALISCO NEW GENERATION?

A

Rubén Oseguera Cervantes, known as “El Mencho,”

109
Q

What are the main products of JALISCO NEW GENERATION?

A

fentanyl, heroine, methamphetamine (shabu), and cocaine.

110
Q

He is a police officer, then he became drug leader or the drug syndicate leader.

A

Rubén Oseguera Cervantes

111
Q

Formerly aligned with the Sinaloa Cartel, and then began fighting it for control of Ciudad Juarez and the state of Chihuahua.

A

JUAREZ CARTEL

112
Q

JUAREZ CARTEL is formerly aligned with the Sinaloa Cartel, and then began fighting it for control of ________.

A

Ciudad Juarez and the state of Chihuahua.

113
Q

A leading organization in the boarder of Mexico and the USA particularly in Texas.

A

JUAREZ CARTEL

114
Q

JUAREZ CARTEL a leading organization in the boarder of Mexico and the USA particularly in _______.

115
Q

JUAREZ CARTEL is headed by _________ and was
succeeded by ____________ but the former boss was ___________ who mysteriously died in July 1997.

A

Juan Jose Esparragoza Moreno a.k.a. “El Azul” ; Ricardo Garcia Urquiza ; Amado Carrillo Fuentes

116
Q

Amado Carrillo Fuentes mysteriously died in __________.

117
Q

What is the main product of Juarez Cartel?

118
Q

He is one of the key figures within the organization and he is the mastermind in the drug syndicate, because of his ability to have internal connections with other cartels.

A

Juan Jose Esparragoza Moreno a.k.a. “El Azul”

119
Q

The group has lost considerable power in 2014, after kasi ng death ni Amado Carrillo Fuentes pinalitan siya ng kapatid niya na si _________.

A

Vicente Carrillo Fuentes

120
Q

Based in the Michoacan state. Possibly defunct as of 2011.

A

LA FAMILIA MICHOACANA

121
Q

It announced it would disband in 2010, but some cells are still active in Guerrero and Mexico states, according to the Congressional Research Service report.

A

LA FAMILIA MICHOACANA

122
Q

The La Familia Michoacana other name or the other term is ____________.

A

La Nueva Familia Michoacana

123
Q

They are responsible for smuggling illicit drugs in the United States.

A

LA FAMILIA MICHOACANA

124
Q

What is the main product of La Familia Michoacana?

A

Rainbow Fentanyl

125
Q

Comprised of former elite members of the Mexican military.

A

LOS ZETAS CARTEL

126
Q

Initially they worked as hit men for the Gulf Cartel, before becoming independent.

A

LOS ZETAS CARTEL

127
Q

The group has a reputation for being particularly savage and is known for massacres, killing civilians, leaving body parts in public places and posting killings on the internet.

A

LOS ZETAS CARTEL

128
Q

LOS ZETAS CARTEL roup’s main asset is not drugs, but organized violence, including ________, ________, _______, and _________ according to the Congressional Research Report.

A

theft, extortion, human smuggling and kidnapping

129
Q

Los Zetas Cartel founded by?

A

Osiel Cárdenas Guillén

130
Q

The Los Zetas particularly founded on ______after the Gulf Cartel has been disbanded.

131
Q

Osiel Ca rdenas Guillen was _______when he died, and he led the Los Zetas until _____.

A

57 years of age ; 2003

132
Q

Considered to be the dominant drug trafficking organization in Mexico.

A

SINALOA CARTEL

133
Q

SINALOA CARTEL was founded and led by __________, who was arrested in 2014, escaped in July 2015, and rearrested in January 2016.

A

Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman

134
Q

Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman was convicted in a ______ in _________.

A

US federal court ; February 2019

135
Q

He was convicted in a US federal court in February 2019.

A

Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman

136
Q

The cartel may now be operating “with a more horizontal leadership structure than previously thought,” according to the US DEA report.

A

SINALOA CARTEL

137
Q

What is the main product of Sinaloa Cartel?

A

cocaine, heroin, methamphetamine (shabu) and marijuana.

138
Q

Sinaloa Cartel was established in the _______.

139
Q

It is also known as “Arellano Felix Organization” (AFO), from eh time it was led by the family of Ramon Eduardo Arellano Felix but it was founded by Miguel Angel Felix Gallardo who was incarcerated in 1989.

A

TIJUANA/ARELLANO FELIX CARTEL

140
Q

TIJUANA/ARELLANO FELIX CARTEL also known as?

A

“Arellano Felix Organization” (AFO)

141
Q

TIJUANA/ARELLANO FELIX CARTEL or also known as “Arellano Felix Organization” (AFO), from eh time it was led by the family of _______ but it was founded by _______ who was incarcerated in 1989.

A

Ramon Eduardo Arellano Felix ; Miguel Angel Felix Gallardo

142
Q

Miguel Angel Felix Gallardo who was incarcerated in?

143
Q

It is a family run drug cartel and known for familial leadership.

A

TIJUANA/ARELLANO FELIX CARTEL

144
Q

The Philippines is fast emerging not only as a major transshipment point for the world-wide distribution of illegal drugs such as _____ and ______ from Taiwan and South America, but also one of the world’s major supplier of marijuana.

A

shabu and cocaine

145
Q

The Philippines has become one of the major transshipment points for the International Drug Syndicates. Several factors contribute to this role of the Philippines as a major conduit for illegal drugs in Asia. Because of the following reason:

A

easily penetrable airports in the country
long Philippine shorelines
strategically located

146
Q

The Philippines has become a target market for illicit drugs manufactured overseas. ___________ continues to be smuggled into the
country through its airports, seaports, and mail and parcel services due to the country’s porous border and long coastlines.

A

Methamphetamine hydrochloride or shabu

147
Q

Have been identified to be primarily responsible for the recruitment of Filipino drug couriers who smuggle drugs to and from other Asian countries.

A

African Drug Syndicates (ADS)

148
Q

These drug couriers try to conceal drugs by ingesting the substance in capsules, hiding drugs in cartons of milk, shoe boxes, books, bottles, and the secret compartments of bags and luggage.

A

African Drug Syndicates (ADS)

149
Q

African Drug Syndicates (ADS) are drug couriers try to conceal drugs by ingesting the substance in:

A

capsules, hiding drugs in cartons of milk, shoe boxes, books, bottles, and the secret compartments of bags and luggage

150
Q

Where is the hub of ADS?

A

Baguio City

151
Q

Dominate the country’s illegal drug trade by smuggling and manufacturing drugs in bulk. These activities ensure the abundant supply of illegal drugs in the Philippine market.

A

The Chinese/Filipino-Chinese drug syndicates

152
Q

The Chinese/Filipino- Chinese drug groups are further responsible for the establishment of?

A

clandestine laboratories and illegal chemical
warehouses nationwide.

153
Q

This powerful cartel was believed to have penetrated the country.

A

The Mexican Sinaloa Cartel

154
Q

Critical Places involves __________ as the major hub of shabu production in the country

A

National Capital Region

155
Q

_________ is the concentration of Marijuana cultivation.

A

Northern Luzon

156
Q

The Green Triangle:

A

Benguet, Mountain Province, and Kalinga, including the borders of La Union and Ilocos Sur