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The reference book on the War on Drugs and prohibitionism A guide to psychoactive substances and substance abuse A blueprint for global drug policy reform and controlled legalization
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Use of illegal drugs by politicians following prohibition
Politicians that have admitted to recreational use following prohibition include mayors, Governors, members of the House of Representatives, Senators, and Presidents. see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_United_States_politicians_who_admit_to_cannabis_use This is an incomplete list, which may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You … Continue reading
Colorado, Oregon, Washington or … Uruguay, who will be first?
Will 2012 be the year? Drug policy reform is moving along in the world and 2012 might very well be the year when marijuana will become legal in some part of the world, more precisely, somewhere in the Americas. Uruguayan … Continue reading
Drug policy reform on the move: pressure building in Uruguay; Guatemala may ready another surprise; Mexican go the polls
Following the announcement on June 20 of a project to legalize and control marijuana in Uruguay, a vigorous debate has been started with proponents and opponents furbishing their weapons. The initial project of creating a national registry of users seems … Continue reading
Instructions for the promotion of the petition in support of Guatemalan president’s call for drug legalization
Thank you all for signing this petition. I now need your help in spreading the word. Here are some suggestions: Send an email to at least 5 of your friends to promote the petition, asking them to sign it (see … Continue reading
Drug legalization debate gaining momentum in Central America
Honduras President invite Colombia and Mexico to the March 24 SICA meeting in Guatemala On March 9, Honduran president Porfirio Lobo Sosa, acting as the SICA president and at the request of its members, invited Colombia and Mexico to join … Continue reading
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Drug legalization on the agenda at the April 14-15 Summit of the Americas, in Cartagena, Colombia
The so-called War on Drugs has been going on for over 40 years, but despite the colossal resources that have been thrown at this failed social experiment, the world’s appetite for illicit substances keeps heading stubbornly upwards and drug–trafficking is … Continue reading
LEAP endorses petition in support of Perez Molina initiative – help needed for AVAAZ
Update on the Perez Molina Initiative and petition, 3/1/2012 Welcome to the new signers and thank you again to those who received the previous updates. I hope they are useful and informative. Most of all, I hope they keep you … Continue reading
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Tagged controlled legalization, drug cartels, drug policy reform, drug prohibition, ENCOD, end the war on drug, LEAP, Pérez Molina, Perez Molina initiative, petition in support of the Perez Molina initiative, war on drugs, war on drugs failure, World War-D
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Guatemala Vice President will seek Support for drug legalization in Central America
Guatemala Vice President will seek Support to discuss drug legalization in Central America Starting next week the Vice-President, Roxana Baldetti, will begin a tour of Central America to present the proposal on drug “depenalization” (generally translated as legalization but probably … Continue reading
Blueprint for legalization and control
One of pillars of the prohibitionist propaganda is the claim that legalization of the currently illicit drugs would create an addiction epidemic of biblical proportion, but this stickiest of prohibitionist fallacies doesn’t withstand closer examination. On the contrary, as I … Continue reading
News from the drug policy reform front
The drug policy reform movement is gathering steam in Latin America and US activists are not even paying attention, even though it is happening at their doorstep! I have said for a while that drug policy reform, or more precisely, … Continue reading