| Colombia and Mexico Push for Drug Debate John Paul Rathbone - Financial Times UK | |
| go to original April 7, 2012 |
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The Stream: Is it time to decriminalise drugs? With trafficking-related violence increasing across Latin America, leaders call for policy changes. (video by Al Jazeerah)
Colombia and Mexico, with the tacit backing of the US, will push for an open international debate about the legalization of drugs at next weekend’s Summit of the Americas in a recognition that the four-decade long policy of drug prohibition has failed.
The aim is to assemble a cross-country working group to examine the implications and possible regulatory framework of legalising some or all drugs, such as cannabis and cocaine. The findings of the non-partisan panel would be presented to the UN for co-ordinated international action.
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