Source: Al Jazeera 5 June 2011 By Paul Rosenberg* Failed policies in the war against drugs have historical roots in the foreign policy objectives of powerful nations.

Fuente: El Espectador – EFE 3 de junio, 2011

Source: The Guardian 1 June 2011 By Peter Wilby The War on Drugs Is Lost, As a Global Commission Is Set to Admit. But No One in Power Has the Courage for a Switch to Regulation

Source: The Independent (UK) 30 May 2011 Mary Ann Sieghart Obama and Cameron Are Wrong. the Momentum Is Building for a More Rational Way of Dealing With This Problem

As the federal government pressures the National Cancer Institute to change their too-approving language about cannabis on their website; as the DEA executes raids in state after state with legal medical marijuana; as federal prosecutors attempt to intimidate officials in Rhode Island, Maine, Arizona, Colorado, and Washington – the DEA admits that 55 pharmaceutical companies […]

Source: The Observer 29 May 2011 By Jamie Doward Kofi Annan, George Shultz and Richard Branson among those urging public health approach

Source: Aidsmeds.com May 27, 2011 To test whether chronic marijuana use could negatively affect HIV disease progression, Lynn LaMotte, PhD, and her colleagues from Louisiana State University in New Orleans turned to a monkey model of HIV. They studied how quickly SIV—the monkey version of HIV—progressed in a type of monkey known as rhesus macaques […]

Source: The Telegraph (UK) May 26th, 2011 By Julian Astle*

Source: Information Clearing House By James Petras* May 19, 2011

Source: The Guardian 22 March 2011 By Sue Blackmore Beyond the flowers that turn into cats, an acid trip forces users to face whatever comes up, and self-knowledge often follows