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  • Drug Decriminalisation Across the World

    Tuesday, 31 December 2030
    Drug Decriminalisation Across the World

    The criminalisation of people who use drugs compounds drug-related challenges and worsens health and welfare outcomes. Across the world, there is a growing number of jurisdictions where the possessio ...

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    australia | germany | czech republic | spain | netherlands | portugal | decriminalization | uruguay | peru | colombia | brazil
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  • A Sustainable Future for Cannabis Farmers

    Friday, 16 April 2021
    A Sustainable Future for Cannabis Farmers

    Learn how lessening the barriers for small farmers while raising them for large companies can help to steer legal cannabis markets in a more sustainable and equitable direction based on principles of ...

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    corporate capture | eswatini | africa | fair trade | st vincent and grenadines | indonesia | south africa | ghana | lebanon | cannabis industry | jamaica | thailand | cannabinoids | morocco | medical cannabis | CND | UNODC | alternative development | cannabis | INCB | UN drug control | mexico | colombia
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  • Colombia’s cartels target Europe with cocaine, corruption and torture

    Sunday, 11 April 2021
    Colombia’s cartels target Europe with cocaine, corruption and torture

    At 5am on a chilly Tuesday morning last month, 1,600 police officers and balaclava-wearing special forces, bristling with arms and battering rams, were ordered into action around the Belgian port cit ...

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    crime | belgium | cocaine | law enforcement | netherlands | colombia
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  • U.S. 'war on drugs' in Latin America needs overhaul amid COVID-19 challenges, report says

    Tuesday, 01 December 2020
    U.S. 'war on drugs' in Latin America needs overhaul amid COVID-19 challenges, report says

    The United States’ anti-drug policy in Latin America needs to change if Washington is to effectively combat a problem worsened by the COVID-19 pandemic, a U.S. congressional commission will say in a ...

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    law enforcement | eradication | alternative development | coca | US drug policy | mexico | colombia
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  • ‘I will be left with nothing’: Why Colombians are watching the U.S. election closely

    Monday, 02 November 2020
    ‘I will be left with nothing’: Why Colombians are watching the U.S. election closely

    Coca fumigations started in Colombia in the early 1990s and intensified during “Plan Colombia,” a $10 billion U.S. campaign that ran from 2000 to 2015 and was meant to tackle Colombia’s armed leftist ...

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    fumigation | peace | eradication | alternative development | coca | US drug policy | colombia
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  • Colombia lawmakers seek to take control of cocaine market. It’s a long shot

    Monday, 21 September 2020
    Colombia lawmakers seek to take control of cocaine market. It’s a long shot

    Legislators weary of Colombia’s whack-a-mole anti-narcotics efforts propose to stop the often violent trafficking of cocaine that has plagued the country for decades. The plan calls for the national ...

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  • Coca leaf: Myths and Reality

    Tuesday, 16 June 2020
    Coca leaf: Myths and Reality

    Many myths surround coca. Every day press accounts around the world use the word coca in their headlines, when they refer in fact to cocaine. TNI's Drugs and Democracy Team expose the myths and reali ...

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    environment | deforestation | drug trade | cocaine | law enforcement | conventions | alternative development | coca | reclassification | peru | colombia | bolivia
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  • The coronavirus has gutted the price of coca. It could reshape the cocaine trade

    Tuesday, 09 June 2020
    The coronavirus has gutted the price of coca. It could reshape the cocaine trade

    As a farmer eking out a living in Peru’s central jungle, Rubén Leiva grew one cash crop that seemed immune from global cycles of booms and busts. But the coronavirus pandemic has accomplished what ne ...

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    precursors | drug trade | heroin | cocaine | methamphetamine | drug markets | opium | afghanistan | alternative development | coca | US drug policy | peru | mexico | colombia | bolivia
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  • The controversial new deployment of US troops in Colombia

    Tuesday, 02 June 2020
    The controversial new deployment of US troops in Colombia

    The decision to send US troops into Colombia to help against drug trafficking is a troubling one, whether as part of the two countries’ security strategy or connected to broader efforts against Venez ...

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    drug trade | coca | US drug policy | colombia
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  • What lockdown? World’s cocaine traffickers sniff at movement restrictions

    Wednesday, 20 May 2020
    What lockdown? World’s cocaine traffickers sniff at movement restrictions

    The world’s cocaine industry — which produces close to 2,000 metric tons a year and makes tens of billions of dollars — has adapted better than many other legitimate businesses. The industry has bene ...

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    crime | drug trade | belgium | cocaine | colombia
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  • Canopy Growth exits cannabis cultivation on three continents in major international pullback

    Thursday, 16 April 2020
    Canopy Growth exits cannabis cultivation on three continents in major international pullback

    Canopy Growth is ceasing cannabis cultivation in Africa, Canada, Colombia and the United States in a bid to “improve efficiencies” in its global operations. The company also said it is eliminating 85 ...

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    africa | lesotho | south africa | cannabis industry | canada | medical cannabis | regulation | colombia
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  • Glyphosate and cocaine: Colombia's next drug war?

    Monday, 09 March 2020
    Glyphosate and cocaine: Colombia's next drug war?

    Pedro Arenas is afraid that they'll take flight again. "I expect it could be within the next months," he says. Since the end of last year, nine AT-802 firefighting aircraft have been deployed through ...

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  • Smokable cocaine markets in Latin America and the Caribbean

    Sunday, 01 March 2020
    Smokable cocaine markets in Latin America and the Caribbean

    The smokable cocaine market was established decades ago, and is definitely not a new phenomenon. Rather than disappear, it is undergoing a slow expansion: from constituting a rather localized and iso ...

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    puerto rico | drug markets | costa rica | caribbean | jamaica | crack | violence | harm reduction | mexico | colombia | brazil | argentina
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  • The ‘deja vú’ of aerial crop spraying in Colombia

    Saturday, 29 February 2020
    The ‘deja vú’ of aerial crop spraying in Colombia

    At the end of 2019 the government of Iván Duque presented a draft decree to resume the spraying of drug crops used for illicit purposes. It argued that spraying is the only instrument to curb the inc ...

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    fumigation | peace | eradication | human rights | coca | colombia
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  • Colombia will tackle cocaine with a cancer-causing chemical. Only problem is, it won't work

    Tuesday, 21 January 2020
    Colombia will tackle cocaine with a cancer-causing chemical. Only problem is, it won't work

    The Colombian government has published a proposed law that will allow it to resume a controversial program of aerial fumigation of coca crops using glyphosate, a weed-killer thought to cause cancer i ...

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    fumigation | extrajudicial killings | peace | eradication | alternative development | coca | US drug policy | colombia
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  • Human Rights and drug policy

    Wednesday, 01 January 2020
    Human Rights and drug policy

    The Transnational Institute (TNI) has always believed in the need to find global answers to global problems, been a strong defender of multilateralism and an advocate of a well-functioning United Nat ...

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    peyote | extrajudicial killings | cambodia | philippines | iran | china | russia | thailand | law enforcement | compulsary detention | conventions | CND | UNODC | human rights | INCB | UN drug control | colombia
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  • Colombia

    Tuesday, 31 December 2019
    Colombia

    Overview of drug laws, legislative trends and drug policies in Colombia Colombia is in the midst of a peace process with the guerrilla groups, which includes the issue of drugs in the different phase ...

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  • UN Common Position on drug policy

    Sunday, 01 December 2019
    UN Common Position on drug policy

    In November 2018, the UN System CEB adopted the ‘UN system common position supporting the implementation of the international drug control policy through effective inter-agency collaboration’, expres ...

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  • Growers' voices at the Commission on Narcotic Drugs

    Monday, 25 November 2019
    Growers' voices at the Commission on Narcotic Drugs

    From 16 to 18 October 2019, representatives of member states, intergovernmental organisations, and civil society attended the 6th Intersessional Meeting of the Commission on Narcotic Drugs. On 17 Oct ...

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    opium | burma | CND | producers | coca | UN drug control | colombia
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  • Inside the Walmart of weed

    Saturday, 23 November 2019
    Inside the Walmart of weed

    With Canada the largest nation to completely legalize marijuana, the world’s most valuable pot company, Canopy Growth Corp., founded in 2013 and now worth about $6.4 billion, is one of the most contr ...

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    tobacco industry | corporate capture | social justice | patents | australia | cannabis industry | jamaica | germany | canada | medical cannabis | denmark | legalization | regulation | cannabis | US drug policy | colombia
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  • Canada’s cannabis colonialism

    Wednesday, 09 October 2019
    Canada’s cannabis colonialism

    Canadian weed companies have their eye on a massive prize: the lucrative medical and adult cannabis markets that are emerging around the world. Much of the hype around corporate cannabis is linked to ...

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    corporate capture | social justice | fair trade | st vincent and grenadines | patents | cannabis industry | caribbean | jamaica | canada | colombia
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  • Facing stiff competition, will Colombia's marijuana industry go up in smoke?

    Monday, 07 October 2019
    Facing stiff competition, will Colombia's marijuana industry go up in smoke?

    Cannabis company Clever Leaves has only managed to export a few marijuana derivatives because of the tight regulations threatening to choke Colombia’s ganja industry. Colombia was one of the first co ...

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    cannabis industry | medical cannabis | uruguay | colombia
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  • The Challenges of Medicinal Cannabis in Colombia

    Monday, 30 September 2019
    The Challenges of Medicinal Cannabis in Colombia

    In July 2016, the Colombian government enacted Law 1787, which regulates the use of medicinal cannabis and its trade in the country. With this decision and a series of subsequent resolutions, Colombi ...

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    social justice | fair trade | cannabis industry | canada | medical cannabis | producers | legalization | regulation | colombia
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  • Colombia is turning into a major medical marijuana producer

    Saturday, 07 September 2019
    Colombia is turning into a major medical marijuana producer

    Other countries are passing laws to permit the production, import and export of medical marijuana but Colombia has a leg up because it did so three years ago, says Rodrigo Arcila, president of the Co ...

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    cannabis industry | medical cannabis | colombia
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  • Cannabis in the Americas: It’s time to talk about marijuana policy

    Tuesday, 03 September 2019
    Cannabis in the Americas: It’s time to talk about marijuana policy

    There is now a unique moment to build a coherent regulatory framework that would prevent the growing cannabis market from being concentrated in the hands of large for-profit conglomerates, beholden t ...

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    social justice | fair trade | legalization | regulation | cannabis | colombia
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  • Coca, the illicit plant that funded Colombia’s civil war, is flourishing again

    Wednesday, 10 July 2019
    Coca, the illicit plant that funded Colombia’s civil war, is flourishing again

    It was eight years ago the last time planes came to spray poison on Noralba Quintero’s coca crop in the jungled foothills here by the mighty Magdalena River. Until recently, she thought those days we ...

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    fumigation | peace | eradication | coca | US drug policy | colombia
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  • Colombia has 100-plus licensed cannabis firms, but only a handful have registered cultivars

    Friday, 31 May 2019
    Colombia has 100-plus licensed cannabis firms, but only a handful have registered cultivars

    Interest in Colombia’s medical marijuana market is booming, but out of over 100 licensed cannabis companies operating in the country few have finished registering their first cultivars, a prerequisit ...

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    cannabis industry | medical cannabis | colombia
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  • A death foretold: Colombia’s crop substitution program

    Monday, 01 April 2019
    A death foretold: Colombia’s crop substitution program

    The government’s failure to comply with the coca crops substitution program in Colombia has left the future of almost 100,000 families in limbo and sets up a major setback in the country’s drug polic ...

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    fumigation | peace | eradication | alternative development | coca | colombia
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  • Fair(er) Trade Options for the Cannabis Market

    Thursday, 21 March 2019
    Fair(er) Trade Options for the Cannabis Market

    Policy changes over the past five years or so have dramatically reshaped the global cannabis market. Not only has there been an unprecedented boom in medical markets, but following policy shifts in s ...

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    appellation of origin | environment | amnesty | social justice | fair trade | st vincent and grenadines | india | cannabis industry | jamaica | morocco | canada | medical cannabis | WHO | UNODC | alternative development | cannabis | mexico | colombia
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  • Glyphosate alone won’t fix Colombia’s complex coca woes

    Thursday, 14 March 2019
    Glyphosate alone won’t fix Colombia’s complex coca woes

    Colombia’s Constitutional Court is debating lifting a judicial ban on the spraying of glyphosate during the aerial fumigation of illicit coca crops, a decision that is unlikely to fix the nation’s co ...

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    fumigation | eradication | coca | colombia
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  • New gangs 'Uberise' Europe's cocaine supply and bring more violence

    Friday, 14 December 2018
    New gangs 'Uberise' Europe's cocaine supply and bring more violence

    A surge in the supply of pure cocaine to Europe has led to a rise in drug-related murders as new criminal gangs muscle into a market previously dominated by the mafia, the EU drugs agency has said. T ...

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    crime | drug trade | cocaine | drug markets | morocco | violence | colombia
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  • Connecting the dots...

    Friday, 26 October 2018
    Connecting the dots...

    How can we resolve the tensions between current drug control policies and states’ human rights obligations? The international human rights framework clearly establishes that, in the event of conflict ...

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    environment | conflict | fumigation | 2016 UNGASS | eradication | conventions | opium | afghanistan | producers | alternative development | human rights | cannabis | coca | UN drug control | incarceration | mexico | colombia
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  • Colombia continues to break records for cocaine production, report says

    Wednesday, 19 September 2018
    Colombia continues to break records for cocaine production, report says

    Colombia is desperate to shed its reputation as a nation dogged by the drug trade, but new figures from the United Nations show that it continues to break records for producing cocaine. In 2017, arou ...

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    fumigation | cocaine | peace | eradication | coca | colombia
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  • Murder in Colombia’s peace laboratory

    Thursday, 19 July 2018
    Murder in Colombia’s peace laboratory

    Colombian campesinos in Briceño, Antioquia have voluntarily uprooted their coca plants in exchange for government support to grow new crops. But with much aid delayed, the local economy has collapsed ...

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    peace | eradication | alternative development | cannabis | coca | colombia
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  • Colombia coca production hits new record high, US figures say

    Tuesday, 26 June 2018
    Colombia coca production hits new record high, US figures say

    US estimates of coca production in Colombia show the Andean nation has set a new record for the amount of the drug-producing crop under cultivation, confirming a trend that has been transforming regi ...

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    cocaine | eradication | coca | US drug policy | colombia
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  • Record coca, record murders: the flipside of “peace” in southern Colombia

    Wednesday, 20 June 2018
    Record coca, record murders: the flipside of “peace” in southern Colombia

    Hundreds of Colombian farmers, activists, and community organisers have been killed over the past 18 months, despite the landmark peace deal that supposedly ended 52 years of war. For them, and for l ...

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    crime | extrajudicial killings | peace | coca | colombia
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  • Colombia sees billion-dollar bonanza from legacy of marijuana trade

    Thursday, 03 May 2018
    Colombia sees billion-dollar bonanza from legacy of marijuana trade

    Farmers who want to be part of Colombia's medical marijuana project are required to destroy their illegal crops. Colombia has already issued 33 licenses and hopes to grow as much as 40.5 tons a year ...

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    cannabis industry | peace | canada | medical cannabis | producers | cannabis | colombia
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  • Medicinal cannabis policies and practices around the world

    Tuesday, 24 April 2018
    Medicinal cannabis policies and practices around the world

    Although cannabis remains a prohibited substance worldwide, in recent decades a series of political, legislative and judicial processes in various parts of the world have given rise to various forms ...

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    patents | puerto rico | philippines | australia | greece | italy | new zealand | jamaica | germany | israel | UK | france | canada | medical cannabis | czech republic | denmark | spain | netherlands | switzerland | US drug policy | uruguay | peru | mexico | colombia | chile | brazil | argentina
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  • “The drug market is thriving” while the Commission on Narcotic Drugs limps along

    Sunday, 08 April 2018
    “The drug market is thriving” while the Commission on Narcotic Drugs limps along

    “The drug market is thriving” is one of the key messages in UNODC’s 2017 World Drug Report. This is an important admission from the UN’s lead agency for drugs given that it is now less than nine mont ...

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  • Colombia looks to become the world’s supplier of legal pot

    Saturday, 10 March 2018
    Colombia looks to become the world’s supplier of legal pot

    Tens of thousands of Colombians died in the U.S.-backed war on drugs. But after an official about-face on marijuana, Colombia is looking to exchange gun-toting traffickers for corporate backers in a ...

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  • Poppies, opium, and heroin

    Thursday, 01 March 2018
    Poppies, opium, and heroin

    Poppy cultivation in Mexico and Colombia is part of a local economy geared almost exclusively toward the illegal market abroad: it is driven by demand for heroin, primarily in the United States. Nort ...

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  • Colombia’s two anti-coca strategies are at war with each other

    Tuesday, 20 February 2018
    Colombia’s two anti-coca strategies are at war with each other

    The government’s “comprehensive programme for illicit crop substitution” (PNIS) aims to replace the coca with a profitable legal crop. The crop-substitution strategy is set out in a peace accord that ...

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  • Canadian cannabis companies set their sights on South America

    Wednesday, 31 January 2018
    Canadian cannabis companies set their sights on South America

    Much has been made of the marijuana M&A spree afoot in Canada. Just this year alone, licensed producer Aurora Cannabis Inc. agreed to acquire CanniMed Therapeutics Inc for $852 million, which would c ...

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  • Blowing up: Britain’s cocaine glut

    Thursday, 07 December 2017
    Blowing up: Britain’s cocaine glut

    “It's as easy as buying a drink from an off-licence.” That is how Ellen Romans, a recovering drug addict, describes picking up cocaine near where she lives in London. And today top-notch blow is much ...

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  • Colombian farmers keep growing coca despite government crackdown and U.S. pressure

    Friday, 27 October 2017
    Colombian farmers keep growing coca despite government crackdown and U.S. pressure

    According to the U.N. Office on Drugs and Crime, Colombia’s overall coca crop grew by a staggering 52 percent last year, to 345,000 acres, an area ten times the size of Miami. The military and police ...

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  • Trump delivers shock rebuke to Colombia over cocaine surge

    Thursday, 14 September 2017
    Trump delivers shock rebuke to Colombia over cocaine surge

    U.S. President Donald Trump is threatening that he may decertify Colombia as a partner in the war against drugs unless the South American nation reverses a record surge in cocaine production. The sho ...

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  • What does departure of top US anti-drug diplomat mean for LatAm policy?

    Wednesday, 30 August 2017
    What does departure of top US anti-drug diplomat mean for LatAm policy?

    The planned resignation of the US State Department's top anti-drug official raises further questions about the future of US counternarcotics efforts in Latin America, against a backdrop of uncertaint ...

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  • Coca and the Colombian Peace Accords

    Friday, 11 August 2017
    Coca and the Colombian Peace Accords

    Getting to the Briceño region in the heart of Antioquia requires an excellent vehicle, and a lot of time and luck. The week before our journey there in mid-July, heavy rains wiped out part of the roa ...

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  • What LatAm cities can learn from the failures of Brazil's UPP policing model

    Tuesday, 01 August 2017
    What LatAm cities can learn from the failures of Brazil's UPP policing model

    Community policing has become the go-to security strategy in the Americas. But as the case of the Rio de Janeiro's "pacification" policing experiment shows, its impact has been limited and short-live ...

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  • Uruguay’s marijuana law turns pharmacists into dealers

    Wednesday, 19 July 2017
    Uruguay’s marijuana law turns pharmacists into dealers

    The rules are a bit of a buzzkill. Drug users must register with the government. Machines will scan buyers’ fingerprints at every purchase, and there are quotas to prevent overindulgence. But when Ur ...

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    home cultivation | latin american debate | cannabis clubs | legalization | regulation | cannabis | uruguay | colombia
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In 2011 the 1961 UN Single Convention on drugs will be in place for 50 years. In 2012 the international drug control system will exist 100 years since the International Opium Convention was signed in 1912 in The Hague. Does it still serve its purpose or is a reform of the UN Drug Conventions needed? This site provides critical background.

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