Title: Interviews - Jorge Ochoa | Drug Wars | FRONTLINE | PBS
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Content: 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. All these countries got involved in this business because the business of marijuana ended. That's why, I believe, that the cocaine business grew--because this is produced in Latin America and not in the United States. Marijuana ended here because they were producing it there. . . . A lot of young Colombian men were involved in some way with the cocaine business. But you became a grand trafficker.