Beltway Bandits.

Joseph DeTrani, director of public affairs for the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), stated that they want to emphasize once again in the strongest possible terms that the CIA neither engages in nor condones drug trafficking. He was compelled to release that statement after recent developments in the trial in Los Angeles, California, of four men accused of involvement in the 1985 murder of drug agent Enrique Camarena. In May 1990 the National Agenda for Peace in El Salvador, a group of U.S. activists and church groups, based in Washington, ran an ad in the newspaper "The Washington Post," calling for a suspension of aid to El Salvador.