Cocaine Production Surges in Colombia After Peace Deal

Colombia's peace deal was meant to bring an end to decades of conflict, but it has had an unexpected consequence: a surge in cocaine production. According to reports, cocaine production in the country has tripled since the deal was signed.

This increase has left many wondering what went wrong and how the country can get back on track. The peace deal was intended to bring stability and security to the country, but it seems to have had the opposite effect.

The Financial Times has reported on the issue, highlighting the challenges that Colombia faces in its fight against cocaine production. The country's efforts to curb production have been hindered by a lack of resources and corruption.