Title: Interviews - Jorge Ochoa | Drug Wars | FRONTLINE | PBS
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Content: The marijuana business ended because they started to produce that drug in the US. Very few people exported marijuana. . . . They were growing marijuana in the United States, so then there's no need for them to receive any marijuana. So the business of cocaine was very small. It was very small. And then, little by little, it became more important than the marijuana business. Do you remember a time--a particular deal--when you realized that this was really going to be big? No, I don't remember a moment. That's something that became big on itself. And then a lot of Colombians started getting involved, Mexico, Peru, Ecuador, Bolivia.