Press Release Nº20-14-09-11

• Broad consensus on ending the war on drugs in Latin America

Press Release Nº19 -14-09-11

• Dealing with organized crime, minors links and effects of the stockout

Press Release Nº18- 14-09-11

• Inclusive health policy and harm reduction

Press Release Nº17-14-09-11

• Decriminalizing drugs reduce violence?

Press Release Nº16 -14-09-11

• “Consumption doesnt’t only depende on the availability of drugs 
  
• but also on personal and social factors”

Press Release Nº15 -14-09-11

• The Latin American Award for Journalism on Drugs was held

Press Release Nº14 -13 -09-11

• Tension between recreational and religious use of drugs

Press Release Nº13 - 13-09-11

• UN agencies advocate harm reduction, but ratifu the drug war

Press Release Nº12 -13-09-11

• “The Constitutions are not respected to make was against drug in Latin  
• America”

Press Release Nº11 13-09-11

• “Drugs should not be the scapegoat for the corruption, poverty, and injustice fromwhich Mexico suffers”

Press Release Nº10 12-09-11

• In Mexico, the most important meeting on drugs in Latin America has begun

Press Release Nº9 -12-09-11

• The book “Latin American debate on drugs” was presented

Press Release Nº8 -10-09-11

• A meeting to analyze sanitary, legislative, and political reforms in the region

Press Release Nº7 -10-09-11

• History of Drug Police

Press Release Nº6 -10-09-11

• March for assassinated journalists in Mexico

Press Release Nº5 - 10-09-11

• Winners of the Latin American Award for Drug Related Journalism will be 
  
• recognized

Press Release Nº4 -10-09-11

• Satellite Events

Press Release Nº3 -08-09-11

• A view from the panelists on the way to the III Latin American Conference on Drug Policy

Press Release Nº2 -05-09-11

• Experts from eleven countries gather in Mexico to discuss alternatives to war on drugs

Press Release Nº1 -20-08-10

• The third conference on drug policy in Latin America will be held in Mexico