The best way to increase your impact is to contact directly the key players in the drug legalization debate: the presidents of Colombia and Mexico, of course, but also of the Central American countries: Guatemala, Costa Rica, Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Panama.
Tweet or post on Santos and Calderon’s walls the link to the open letter to Presidents Calderon of Mexico and Santos of Colombia: http://www.calderon-santos.org/carta-abierta/ with a short commentary. Please be courteous and respectful.
President Calderon: On Twitter: @FelipeCalderon, On Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/home.php#!/presidentefelipecalderonhinojosa, By email: felipe.calderon@presidencia.gob.mx
President Santos: on Twiter: @JuanManSantos, on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/JMSantos.Presidente?sk=wall
Guatemala: Otto Perez Molina, president, chief promoter of the legalization debate: @ottoperezmolina
Roxana Baldetti, cice president: @roxanabaldetti, despacho@vicepresidencia.gob.gt
I invite you to read the remarkable article by Perez Molina published on April 7 in the UK-based Observer: http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2012/apr/07/latin-america-drugs-nightmare
Costa Rica Laura Chinchilla, president, support the Perez Molina initiative: @Laura_Ch
Honduras: Porfirio Lobo, President, opposes legalization, open to discussion: @PEPE_LOBO diseloalpresidente@presidencia.gob.hn
El Salvador: Mauricio Funes, president, opposes legalization, open to discussion: @MauricioFunesSV, http://www.mauriciofunestv.com/escribenos.php
Nicaragua: Daniel Ortega, president, opposes legalization: http://www.presidencia.gob.ni/
Panama: Ricardo Martinelli, president, opposes legalization, open to discussion: @rmartinelli
Please end the “war on drugs.”