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A little more than 1 million people work in the illegal drug trade including “around 200,000” women. “It shows how mistaken the federal government’s public policies are for easing poverty in rural areas with its assistance programs, since the female sector has seen the alternative to be taking part in growing drug crops and in drug production and distribution,” peasant organization leader Jose Jacobo Femat said.
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