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Washington and Colombia becoming… isolated?
This is an incredible article by Mike Caesar in the Christian Science Monitor: New coca spat leaves Colombia flying solo. It really paints a picture of how much we’ve screwed up things in Latin America. A decision by Colombia’s conservative … Continue reading
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Dealing with Meth
thehim has an excellent discussion going on about meth over at Blog Reload (Part one and Part two). The discussion centers around the role of meth in crime and the extent to which the crackdown on local meth production has … Continue reading
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A very timely and legally astute analysis on how federal rescheduling shifts the landscape for state-level defamation claims and commercial…