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The former president proposed an aggressive strategy to combat the drug crisis if re-elected. He pledged to implement a Naval embargo on drug cartels and deploy military resources to dismantle these organizations effectively. Stressing the importance of international cooperation, he expressed his intention to involve neighboring governments in the fight against drug trafficking and human smuggling networks.
In his vision, drug dealers and human traffickers would face severe consequences, including the death penalty. Drawing on examples from countries like El Salvador where military involvement yielded significant improvements in public safety, he posited that a similar strategy could be effective in the U.S.