The Colombian Drug War refers to the ongoing conflict in Colombia involving drug cartels, government forces, and various armed groups. It primarily centers around the production and trafficking of illegal drugs, particularly cocaine, which has made Colombia one of the world's largest producers. The war has led to violence, corruption, and significant social issues, affecting millions of people. Efforts to combat the drug trade have included military interventions, eradication programs, and negotiations with drug lords and guerrilla groups like the FARC. Despite these efforts, the drug trade remains a major challenge for Colombia, impacting its economy and security.