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| Between Reality and Abstraction [01-01-13] | At the International Conference on Alternative Development (ICAD), held 15-16 November 2012 in Lima, the Peruvian Government continued to insist on t... |
| An opportunity lost [19-11-12] | At the International Conference on Alternative Development (ICAD), held in Lima from 14 to 16 November, the Peruvian Government supported by the UNODC... |
| UN International Guiding Principles on Alternative Development [09-11-12] | In November 2011 I was invited by the Thai government to take part in an international delegation to develop a set of UN International Guiding Princip... |
| Peru’s Ex-Drug Czar on Where the Government is Going Wrong [17-07-12] | Peru is fighting on two fronts against an expanding cocaine trade and resurgent Shining Path guerrillas. The country's former top anti-drug offic... |
| Sex and drugs and private cells [28-03-12] | A deadly riot in Mexico and an inferno in Honduras have turned the searchlight on conditions in Latin America's overcrowded and anarchic prison... |
| Peru’s New Drug Chief: Country “Let Down Its Guard” in Eradication [18-01-12] | The outspoken Ricardo Soberon was head of Devidafor about five months and was in favor of a stronger intervention in drug policies by his institutio... |
| Back to Business as Usual as Peru Loses Progressive Drug Czar [15-01-12] | Despite promising signs that Peru’s new president was ready to take a fresh approach to drug policy, focused on attacking traffickers and not coca f... |
| Peru replaces drug czar who de-emphasized coca plant eradication, saying it hurt poor growers [11-01-12] | Peru’s government on Tuesday replaced its drug czar, whose refusal to endorse an all-out coca crop eradication effort put him at odds with the Cabin... |
| Drug Policy in the Andes [15-12-11] | Fifty years after signing the United Nations Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs and 40 years after the U.S. government declared a "war on drugs,... |
| Peru's new anti-drug czar in delicate dance with U.S. [18-10-11] | Peru's leftist government has scored some early victories in its bid to overhaul anti-drugs policy in the world's top coca grower while ke... |
| Cocaine's becoming king in Peru [24-09-11] | For years, Peru had a simple policy to fight cocaine: destroy the coca plants that were the key ingredient in the drug. It did not go so well. That ha... |
| Law on Coca Flour [24-03-09] | In Peru, the commercialization of coca leaf powder or coca flour has seen a huge increase in popularity in the market for healthy food, with a fairly ... |
| Global Illicit Drug Markets 1998-2007 [15-03-09] | This report commissioned by the European Commission, found no evidence that the global drug problem has been reduced during the period from 1998 to 20... |
| INCB: controversial statements on coca leaf [05-03-08] | Read here the full text of the controversial statements on coca leaf included in this year's Annual Report of the INCB. Some highlights: "... |
| Response to INCB's Annual Report 2007 [02-03-08] | The 2007 INCB Annual Report shows some signs of a more balanced approach by the INCB to the policy dilemmas around proportionality of sentences and ha... |
| 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... |
| Coca or death? [01-04-04] | Following Bolivia's 2002 parliamentary elections, the success of the political party headed by cocalero leader Evo Morales, rekindled debate rega... |
| Coca or death? [01-04-04] | Following Bolivia's 2002 parliamentary elections, the success of the political party headed by cocalero leader Evo Morales, rekindled debate rega... |
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