Drug War Chronicle

Un nuevo informe del Banco Mundial y de la ONU es sólo el más reciente a advertir sobre las dificultades con que se deparan los guerreros antidrogas en Afganistán. El informe es abarcador, riguroso y sombrío.

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Harm reduction advocates are looking to the new Congress with hope.

The killing of an elderly Atlanta woman in a drug raid last week continues to reverbrate through the community. With each passing day, the police are looking worse.

Maine could become the next state where municipalities pass a lowest law enforcement priority marijuana initiative. Activists there have the process well under way already.

A Vermont states attorney has spoken out publicly against the drug war. All drugs should be "decriminalized" and drug abuse considered as a public health issue, he says.

A new report from the World Bank and UN is just the latest to warn of the difficulties facing drug warriors in Afghanistan. The report is comprehensive, exacting, and grim.