Semanal: Blogueando en el Bar Clandestino

Juntamente con el reportaje investigativo de la Crónica, DRCNet también proporciona contenido diario en forma de blogueo en el Bar Clandestino Stop the Drug War - muchísimas personas lo han estado leyendo recientemente -, así como enlaces a las Últimas Noticias (en la esquina superior derecha de la mayor parte de las páginas web), listas de eventos (esquina inferior derecha) y otra información. ¡Chequee a DRCNet todos los días para estar al corriente de la reforma de las políticas de drogas! Verifique la portada del Bar Clandestino en http://stopthedrugwar.org/speakeasy.

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redada anticerveza de la época de la ley seca en Washington, DC (Biblioteca del Congreso de EE. UU.)

Desde la última edición:

Scott Morgan escribe: “Ethan Nadelmann reta a NAACP a oponerse a lucha contra la droga” [Ethan Nadelmann Challenges NAACP to Oppose the Drug War], “La lucha mexicana contra la droga pierde apoyo de la opinión pública” [The Mexican Drug War is Losing Public Support], “Hombre intenta tragarse drogas y muere estrangulado por la policía” [Man Tries to Swallow Drugs, Gets Choked to Death by Police], “Congreso de EE. UU. recorta fondos para propaganda antidroga” [Congress Slashes Funding for Anti-Drug Propaganda], “Hipopótamos de Pablo Escobar siguen vivos (y causando grandes problemas)” [Pablo Escobar's Pet Hippos Are Still Alive (And Causing Big Problems)], “Cómo ganar un debate sobre la marihuana en la televisión” [How to Win a Marijuana Debate on Television], “‘El fuerte olor a legalización de la marihuana está en el aire’” ["The Potent Smell of Marijuana Legalization is In the Air"], “Nadie toma la secretaría antidroga en serio (ni siquiera el presidente)” [No One Takes the Drug Czar's Office Seriously (Not Even the President)], “Una epidemia de redadas antidrogas estropeadas en Maryland” [An Epidemic of Botched Drug Raids in Maryland].

Phil Smith ofrece: “Otra vez no me admitieron cuando intenté visitar a Will Foster, prisionero de la guerra a la marihuana medicinal, en la cárcel anoche” [I Was Turned Away Again Trying to Visit Medical Marijuana POW Will Foster in Jail Last Night], “Gobernador de Nuevo Hampshire veta proyecto sobre marihuana medicinal; Se necesita un puñado de votos más para anular su veto” [New Hampshire Governor Vetoes Medical Marijuana Bill, A Handful of Additional Votes Needed to Override] y “Anoche visité a Will Foster, paciente apresado de marihuana medicinal” [I Visited Imprisoned Medical Marijuana Patient Will Foster in Jail Last Night].

David Borden conmemora: “Importante: Subcomité aprueba eliminación de veda a financiación de cambio de jeringas” [Big News: House Subcommittee Approves Legislation Eliminating the Needle Exchange Funding Ban].

David Guard publica numerosas notas de prensa, alertas y otros anuncios organizacionales en la bitácora In the Trenches.

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