Items tagged with latin american debate
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| At summit, drug talk likely to be hot but hidden [13.04.2012] | As the hemisphere’s leaders gather in Colombia this week for the VI Summit of the Americas, their on-camera discussions will be dominated by perennia ... |
| A Better Strategy to Combat Organized Crime in Mexico and Central America [12.04.2012] | The Cartagena Summit of the Americas where heads of state will meet in middle April comes at a time of acute crime crisis in Latin America and growin ... |
| Where Is Brazil in the Global Drug Debate? [12.04.2012] | At the upcoming Summit of the Americas, President Dilma has an unprecedented opportunity to contribute to building a new architecture for global drug ... |
| Latin America debates alternatives to current drug policy [12.04.2012] | The debate on alternatives to the war on drugs has seen a tremendous boost in recent months. Disappointed about the meager results of prohibition-led ... |
| Latin American countries pursue alternatives to U.S. drug war [09.04.2012] | When President Obama arrives in Colombia for a hemispheric summit this weekend, he will hear Latin American leaders say that the U.S.-orchestrated wa ... |
| 'War on drugs' has failed, say Latin American leaders [08.04.2012] | A historic meeting of Latin America's leaders, to be attended by Barack Obama, will hear serving heads of state admit that the war on drugs has been ... |
| Time for Obama to join the debate over the failed war on drugs [08.04.2012] | All wars end. Eventually. Even the war on drugs – resilient for so long – is starting to show signs of exhaustion. It is 42 years since President Nix ... |
| We have to find new solutions to Latin America's drugs nightmare [08.04.2012] | Guatemala will not fail to honour any of its international commitments to fighting drug trafficking. But nor are we willing to continue as dumb witne ... |
| Chronicle of a debate foretold [04.04.2012] | Political divides in the Central American region around drug control surfaced sharply at the recent regional summit on “New Routes against Drugs Traf ... |
| Guatemala sets out plans to shake up anti-drug policy [23.03.2012] | Guatemalan President Otto Perez on Saturday set out a raft of proposals to tackle rampant drug-fuelled violence in Central America, including decrimi ... |
| Drug policy in Latin America: Burn-out and battle fatigue [16.03.2012] | The illegality of the successful drug export business means that its multi-billion-dollar profits go to criminal gangs. Their battles for market cont ... |
| 'This Debate Will No Longer be Suppressed' [09.03.2012] | Latin American leaders are increasingly speaking out against prohibition. And public opinion in America, especially when it comes to legalizing pot, ... |
| Just say no [05.03.2012] | Given the recent calls by several Latin American presidents for a debate on legalising drugs, would the United States show any flexibility in its sta ... |
| VP Biden goes to Latin American amid drug debate [02.03.2012] | Vice President Joe Biden heads to Latin America Sunday amid unprecedented pressure from political and business leaders to talk about something U.S. o ... |
| Legalizing drugs gains ground in Latin America [13.02.2012] | Guatemalan President Otto Perez Molina has repeated his suggestion that Guatemala and the other nations of Central America should consider decriminal ... |
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