I know my vacation spot this year...
The New Zealand Herald is kind enough to bring us a story of a tropical paradise located in the Autonomous Region of the Southern Atlantic:
People here don't have to work. Every week, sometimes every day, 35kg sacks of cocaine drift in from the sea. The economy of this entire town of 50,000 tranquil souls is addicted to cocaine.
Bluefields is a creation of the gods of geography. Located halfway between the cocaine labs of Colombia and the 300 million noses of the United States, Bluefields is ground zero for cocaine transportation. Nicaraguan waters are near Colombian territorial limits, making the area extremely popular with cocaine smugglers using very small, very fast fishing boats. If the news of 2008 keeps up at this rate, we're in for a hell of a year :)
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