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Valencia Declaration on Alternative Development [10-11-12] Producers of crops declared illicit, such as opium, coca and cannabis, from throughout the world convened at the Observatory of Crops Declared Illicit...
Alternative development from the perspective of Colombian farmers [15-05-11] Alternative Development programmes have been widely discussed from the point of view of experts, technocrats, politicians and academics, with advocate...
The case for small-scale domestic cannabis cultivation [01-07-10] The shift to (inter)regional production, trade and domestic cultivation has become an irreversible international trend. Until now, the focus of most e...
FMPCDI Declaration at side event of UN meeting [15-05-09] The 2009 Commission on Narcotic Drugs (CND), and its High Level (political) Segment (HLS), was a key moment where the conclusions and recommendations ...
Global Forum of Producers of Crops Declared to be Illicit [29-01-09] Why peasants from certain regions of the world cultivate the three plants – coca leaves, cannabis and opium poppy – that the international conventions...
Broken promises and coca eradication in Peru [01-03-05] The forced crop eradication policy implemented by the Peruvian government over the past 25 years has failed. The official strategy has exacerbated soc...
Statement of Evo Morales [25-02-98] Executive Secretary of the Five Federations of Lowland Peasants in Bolivia and President of the Andean Confederation of Coca Leaf Producers. Meant to ...
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Study: The ‘gateway drug’ is alcohol, not marijuana

A study in the August edition of The Journal of School Health finds that the generations old theory of a “gateway drug” effect is in fact accurate for some drug users, but shifts the blame for those addicts’ escalating substance abuse away from marijuana and onto the most pervasive and socially accepted drug in American life: alcohol.

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