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En Colombia, la coca triunfará sobre el café (o la miel) por una simple razón comercial

  • Written by Iban de Rementeria, Professor and Researcher, Drug Policy Program, Social Sciences Faculty, Universidad Central de Chile

El actual proceso de paz en Colombia, país que ha sufrido los impactos más nefastos de la guerra contra las drogas, enfrenta un conjunto de desafíos para su implementación.

Uno de ellos es: ¿qué hacer con las regiones que durante 35 años producían el ingrediente clave para uno de los productos...

Read more: En Colombia, la coca triunfará sobre el café (o la miel) por una simple razón comercial

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