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Semanal: Blogando no Bar Clandestino

by Martin Arangurí, February 21, 2008, 10:05pm

Junto com a nossa reportagem investigativa da Crônica, desde o verão passado a DRCNet também esteve proporcionando conteúdo diário na forma de blogagem no Bar Clandestino Stop the Drug War - muitíssimas pessoas estiveram lendo-o recentemente-, assim como links às Últimas Notícias (canto inferior esquerdo) e mais informações. Cheque a DRCNet todos os dias para ficar a par da reforma das políticas de drogas!

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reide anticerveja da época da lei seca, Washington, DC (Biblioteca do Congresso)

Desde a última edição:

Phil Smith, editor da Crônica, está “Na fronteira na Bacia do Rio Grande” [On the Border in the Lower Rio Grande Valley].

David Borden, diretor-executivo da DRCNet, escreve: “Moradores apóiam o alvo da SWAT Ryan Frederick” [Residents Rallying Around SWAT Raid Target Ryan Frederick], “A lógica falha de Michael Mukasey a respeito do crack” [Michael Mukasey's Cracked Crack Logic] e “Monstros recuperam governo da Tailândia e prometem retomar assassinatos massivos de combate às drogas” [Monsters Retake Thailand's Government and Vow to Resume Mass Drug War Murders].

Scott Morgan, editor do blog, redige: “Viajante perito Rick Steves se manifesta contra as leis sobre a maconha” [Travel Expert Rick Steves Speaks Out Against Marijuana Laws], “Agora que nos esquecemos do consumo de drogas de Barack Obama, podemos perdoar todos os demais também?” [Now That We've Forgiven Barack Obama's Drug Use, Can We Forgive Everyone Else Too?], “Protesto contra violência policial é monitorada do alto por franco-atiradores da polícia” [Protest Against Police Violence is Monitored From Above by Police Snipers], “Ei, Barack Obama, consertar as leis sobre a maconha é política esperta” [Hey Barack Obama, Fixing Marijuana Laws is Smart Politics], “Anúncio de $2.7 milhões do secretário antidrogas no Super Bowl tem índices de audiência terríveis” [Drug Czar's $2.7 Million Super Bowl Ad Gets Terrible Viewer Ratings], “Citação do dia” [Quote of the Day], “Kevin Sabet responde” [Kevin Sabet Responds] e “Redator de discursos do secretário antidrogas exige tratamento especial no fórum da ONU” [Drug Czar Speechwriter Requests Special Treatment at UN Forum].

David Guard publica numerosas notas à imprensa, alertas e outros anúncios organizacionais no blog In the Trenches.

Por favor, junte-se a nós nos Blogs do Leitor.

Obrigado por ler, e escrever...

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