One important lesson is that Plan A doesn't always work out; in fact, it almost never does.
The outcome is that Plan B will continue to be sold from behind a pharmacy counter, with purchasers required to show identification.
"The sick man of Europe" was how the pro-government El País newspaper greeted the news.Perhaps the most worrying thing is that Plan E has, in part, worked.
One is that Plan Colombia, the American-backed scheme to fight guerrillas by fighting the drug production from which they derive income, is having an effect: coca cultivation is falling in Colombia, but rising elsewhere.
What is particularly frustrating for UK-based HSS scholars is that Plan S looks set to rip up the settlement that was reached in the wake of the 2012 Finch Report.
In Colombia, it is conceivable only in the climate of greater security that Mr Uribe has created.Stop spraying coca but don't stint on securityThe Democrats' second criticism is that Plan Colombia focuses too much on military aid and drug-fighting and too little on development.
