Mena, Arkansas, served as a key location for CIA drug trafficking operations in the 1980s, connected to the Reagan-Bush administration and Bill Clinton.
Synopsis
Mena, Arkansas, served as a key location for CIA drug trafficking operations in the 1980s, connected to the Reagan-Bush administration and Bill Clinton.
Synopsis
Mena, Arkansas, served as a key location for covert CIA operations during the 1980s. The film details how the Reagan-Bush administration and then-Governor Bill Clinton were involved in activities that undermined the judicial system. It presents testimonies and evidence of drug trafficking and political corruption linked to these operations. The documentary runs for 140 minutes and provides an insider's perspective on the controversial events that took place in this small town.
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Why Watch
- See the CIA's covert operations in Mena, Arkansas.
- Meet key figures from the Reagan-Bush administration.
- Find out how political corruption affected the judicial system.
Did You Know
- Mena, Arkansas was used by the CIA for covert activities during the 1980s.
- Governor Bill Clinton was in office during the time of these operations.
- The documentary claims that these activities led to the subversion of the judicial system.
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What year was The Mena Connection released?
The Mena Connection was released in 1995.
How long is the documentary The Mena Connection?
The Mena Connection has a duration of 140 minutes.
Who was the governor mentioned in The Mena Connection?
Governor Bill Clinton is mentioned in The Mena Connection.
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