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Whiteout: the CIA, drugs and the Press

By:

COCKBURN Alexander

Contributor(s):

ST CLAIR Jeffrey

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London: Verso, 1998Description: 408pISBN:

1859848974 (hbk.):

Subject(s):

Summary: A history, dating back to Sicily in 1944, of the CIA's involvement in drug trafficking and the part the Press played in both the deliberate suppression of the truth, and in the oppression of those who sought to tell the truth.

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A history, dating back to Sicily in 1944, of the CIA's involvement in drug trafficking and the part the Press played in both the deliberate suppression of the truth, and in the oppression of those who sought to tell the truth.

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