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Drug War
Latest Articles & Videos
Making Peace with Afghanistan's Poppies -
ZARI, Afghanistan — Because of the poppies, the raw material for most of the world’s heroin, the list of things 1st Lt. Christopher Gackstatter and his 2nd...
Mexico's Unstoppable Terror Boats -
Officials with the Department of Homeland Security were roundly eviscerated on Capitol Hill last week, blistered for their surprising failure—“stunning” was the word often...
The Drug Queen of Rio de Janeiro -
Fabiana Escobar was married to one of the most powerful drug lords in Rio de Janeiro. Together they helped run the cocaine trade in the city's largest favela. But her husband was thrown in...
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- Portugal Legalized Drugs and It's Working - Wiebke Hollersen, Der Spiegel
- Drug War: What Is It Good For? - David Case, Global Post
- Growing Up in the World's Deadliest City - Jeremy Relph, BuzzFeed
- The New Drug War: West African Cartels - Robert Beckhusen, Wired
- America's Expanding Drug War in Latin America - Martha Mendoza, AP
- Three Strikes Against the Drug War - Jorge Castaneda, Project Syndicate
- How the Zetas Took Monterrey - Steven Dudley, InSight Crime
- Will Mexico Continue the War on the Cartels? - RAND Corporation
- Mexico: Risking Life for Truth - Alma Giullermoprieto, NY Review of Books
- Zetas Cartel Occupies Mexican State - Tracy Wilkinson, LA Times
- Why Is Mexico's Drug War Ignored? - Ted Galen Carpenter, CNN
- Should Latin America Legalize Drugs? - Council on Hemispheric Affairs
- Hezbollah's Narco-Terrorism - Washington Institute
- Latin America May End the Drug War - Alfonso Serrano, Time
- Mexico's Cartels Increase Muscle in the U.S. - Investor's Business Daily
- Has Mexico's Drug War Accomplished Anything? - Armin Rosen, Atlantic
- Mexico's Massacre Era - Gary Moore, World Affairs Journal
- Mexico's Dangerous, Corrupt Police - Ted Galen Carpenter, National Interest
- Uruguay's Pot Plan: Not Crazy - Andres Oppenheimer, Miami Herald
- Mexico Rises from the Drug War - Ricardo Ainslie, Washington Post
- Confronting Drug Gangs in Central America - International Institute for Strategic Studies
- U.S. Drug War Expands to Africa - Savage & Shanker, New York Times
- Technology Can Bring Down Drug Cartels - Schmidt & Cohen, Wash Post
- Mexicans Vote for Peace, Plan for War - Tom Hayden, The Nation
- Will Mexico Declare Peace in the War On Drugs? - Doug Bandow, Forbes
- Mexico's Election and the Drug War - Pamela Starr, Foreign Affairs
- Mexicans Back War Against Cartels - Pew Research Center
- The Battle for Guadalajara - William Finnegan, The New Yorker
- How a Mexican Drug Cartel Makes Its Billions - Patrick Radden Keefe, NYT
- Mexico Drug Violence Marches North - Ted Galen Carpenter, Nat'l Interest
- Most Americans Think the Drug War Is a Waste - Angus Reid
- Afghan's Terrorists Are Drug Bosses, Too - Tim Sullivan, Foreign Affairs
- The Global Drug War Spreads Instability - Globe and Mail
- Time to End a Failed War on Drugs - Globe and Mail
- Lift Latin America's 'Drug Curse' - Christian Science Monitor
- Gang Violence Down in Mexico, But Fewer Feel Safe - Gallup
- Obama, Don't Ignore War Next Door - Andres Oppenheimer, Miami Herald
- Drug Mayhem Goes South of Mexico - Ted Galen Carpenter, National Interest
- Mexican Government Reasserts Control (pdf) - Baker Institute
- Undermining Mexico's Dangerous Cartels - Cato Institute
- Mexico Sours on the Drug War - Ted Galen Carpenter, The National Interest
- Savage Drug War Moves On - Andres Oppenheimer, Miami Herald
- Mexican Cartels and Vigilante War in Cyberspace - Small Wars Journal
- Mexico Fears Rise of Vigilante Justice - Jose de Cordoba, Wall Street Journal
- Crime, Drugs Top Concerns in Mexico - Pew Research Center
- U.S. Deepens Role in Mexican Drug War - Mazzetti & Thompson, NYT
- California Vote Postpones Rethink on Global Drug War - International Institute for Strategic Studies
- Mexico's Juarez Cartel Gets Desperate - Scott Stewart
- In the Drug War, Drugs Are Winning - Steve Chapman