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Reportaje: Están en curso labores por iniciativa pro legalización de la marihuana en California con miras a elecciones del 2010
Hay planes serios en marcha para una iniciativa pro legalización de la marihuana en California para las elecciones de noviembre del 2010. ¿Será que ya es hora de aprovecharse del aparente Ãmpetu en pro de la reforma o será la medida prematura y posiblemente contraproducente? -
Industrial Hemp: Bill Passes Oregon Legislature, Heads for Governor's Desk
"It's about rope, not dope" was the message as the Oregon House passed a bill allowing for industrial hemp production. It already passed the Senate, and the governor is expected to sign it, but it passed by veto-proof majorities if he doesn't. Still, the federal prohibition on hemp production in the US remains an enormous obstacle. -
Law Enforcement: This Week's Corrupt Cops Stories
It's been a relatively quiet week on the corrupt cops front, with just two stories, but one of them is a real doozy. -
Latin America: Obama Administration Declines to Restore Bolivian Trade Preferences, Cites Government's Acceptance of Coca Production
Relations between Bolivia and the US just got a little rockier as the Obama administration declined to restore trade preferences, citing Bolivia's "encouragement" of coca cultivation, and Bolivian President Morales responded with hard words. -
The Border: Obama Administration Could Deploy Up to 1,500 National Guard Troops in Bid to Increase Anti-Drug Efforts
Here comes the National Guard! The Obama administration is planning to send 1,500 National Guard troops to the Mexican border to support drug war law enforcement there. -
Feature: US Gives Up on Eradicating Afghan Opium Poppies, Will Target Traffickers Instead
Faced with a growing Taliban insurgency fueled by opium and heroin profits and inflamed by the destruction of farmers' fields, the US last weekend announced a dramatic shift in its Afghan anti-drug strategy. The US will abandon what has been a pillar of its anti-drug strategy worldwide: eradication.
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