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    Drug Policy 

    WOLA's drug policy program monitors the impact of U.S. international drug control policy on democracy and human rights in Latin America. WOLA advocates for more effective counter drug strategies such as treatment on demand in the United States and rural development strategies in Latin America.  

    WOLA News
    The United States` Failure to Reduce Illegal Drug Supplies Demands a Dramatically Different Strategy in the Americas, Testifies WOLA at House HearingThe United States' Failure to Reduce Illegal Drug Supplies Demands a Dramatically Different Strategy in the Americas, Testifies WOLA at House Hearing
    In the first decade of the 2000s, the U.S. government spent $9.9 billion on aid ...
    Publications and Resources
    Colombia: Don't Call it a Model
    Ten years ago this week, President Bill Clinton signed into law a $1.3 billion package ...
    Featured Publications
    Development FirstDevelopment First
    A More Humane and Promising Approach to Reducing Cultivation of Crops for Illicit Markets
    Highlighted Publications
    Washington Post Article Highlights Abuses by Mexican Military in Drug WarWashington Post Article Highlights Abuses by Mexican Military in Drug War
    WOLA highlights the July 9 Washington Post article “Mexico Accused of Torture in the Drug ...
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