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Semanal: Blogando no Bar Clandestino

by Martin Arangurí, December 06, 2007, 09:31am

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:

Scott Morgan escreve: “Ron Paul sobre a maconha medicinal” [Ron Paul on Medical Marijuana], “Hillary Clinton promete apoio à troca de seringas” [Hillary Clinton Pledges Support for Needle Exchange], “John Edwards critica a guerra contra as drogas” [John Edwards Criticizes the War on Drugs], “A maconha te deixa melhor nos esportes?” [Does Marijuana Make You Better at Sports?] e “A resposta horrível de John McCain a um policial que quer acabar com a guerra às drogas” [John McCain's Awful Response to a Cop Who Wants to End the Drug War].

David Borden contribui com “Atualizações sobre o terapeuta da dor Dr. William Mangino” [Update on Pain Physician Dr. William Mangino] e “Ação de troca de seringas pode ser iminente” [Needle Exchange Action May Be Imminent].

David Guard é autor de “A Califórnia mandou 1.000 infratores da legislação antidrogas a combater o incêndio florestal” [California Sent 1,000 Drug Offenders to Fight the Forest Fire], “Republicanos experimentam maconha em nível mais alto do que os democratas” [Republicans Try Marijuana at Higher Rate Than Democrats] e 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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