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One response to “Latin American countries no longer fear US in setting drug policy”

  1. Brett

    It is about damn time another country stood up to the USA to say that our drug policies suck and go on to do something about it.

    Foreign countries have more influence than the US would like to believe. just like with our measurement system, how ridiculous are we gonna look if we are the last country to make a more sensible drug policy? maybe America will change it on account of avoiding more embarrassment than they’ve already incurred.

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