Dateline Kamuning: There is no letup in the government campaign against illegal drugs, President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. said Thursday, adding that policy changes in the strategy will now focus more on dismantling drug syndicates and strengthening reeducation programs. “We have taken enforcement as far as we can. Now, it is time to look at actually going after dismantling these syndicates,” Marcos said during a question-and-answer session held at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) in Washington. “Further back to that process is also… the process of reeducation, of explaining especially to our young people what the damage — what the potential damage is to their lives should they be involved in this way, not only as users, not only as addicts, but also as dealers and operators of these syndicates,” he added. Marcos said he cannot speak in behalf of his predecessor’s anti-drug campaign or “what he had in mind” but acknowledged its rallying point that illega...