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Washington to team up with ex-FBI's firm to combat drug trafficking in West Africa

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The Trump administration is shifting its fight against drug trafficking, a top priority, to West Africa. Washington is counting on the backing of a company founded by an ex-FBI officer which has already been involved in counternarcotics efforts in Latin America.

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