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Semanal: Blogueando en el Bar Clandestino

by Martin Arangurí, October 02, 2007, 04:13pm

Junto con nuestro reportaje investigativo de la Crónica, desde el verano pasado la DRCNet también ha estado proporcionando contenido diario en la forma de blogueo en el Bar Clandestino Stop the Drug War , así como enlaces a las Últimas Noticias (esquina inferior izquierda) y más informaciones. ¡Chequee la DRCNet todos los días para estar al corriente de la reforma de las políticas de drogas!

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allanamiento anticerveza de la época de la ley seca, Washington, DC (Biblioteca del Congreso)

Desde la última edición:

David Borden escribe: “La prohibición causa la violencia: Los asesinatos por marihuana medicinal en California y Colorado” [Prohibition Causes Violence: Medical Marijuana Murders in California and Colorado], “Importantes audiencias sobre la justicia penal se avecinan en el Senado” [Important Criminal Justice Hearings Coming Up in Senate], “Mike Gravel habla sobre la legalización en ‘The Young Turks’” [Mike Gravel Talks Drug Legalization on “The Young Turks”], “La confiscación de bienes en casos de delitos de drogas está perjudicando la inversión en áreas deprimidas” [Asset Forfeiture in Drug Cases is Hurting Investment in the Inner Cities] y “Impuestos sobre las drogas descontrolados violan el debido proceso” [Drug Taxes Out of Control Violating Due Process].

Scott Morgan redacta: “¿Por qué en realidad la policía se opone a la legalización de la marihuana?” (¡portada de Reddit!) [Why Do Police Really Oppose Marijuana Legalization?], “¿Por qué en realidad la policía se opone a la legalización de la marihuana? Parte II” [Why Do Police Really Oppose Marijuana Legalization? Part II], “Jefe de policía de Misuri promete no oponerse a iniciativa de despenalización de la marihuana” [Missouri Police Chief Promises Not to Oppose Marijuana Decrim Initiative], “John Edwards apoya el cambio de jeringas” [John Edwards Supports Needle Exchange], “Obama es tan malo en políticas de drogas que fue apoyado por los guardias de prisión” [Obama is So Bad on Drug Policy, He Got Endorsed By Prison Guards], “Un usuario de marihuana es preso a cada 38 segundos en los Estados Unidos” [A Marijuana User Gets Arrested Every 38 Seconds in America].

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