Sentences with phrase «drug war no»

At the time, the Mexican Drug War was just beginning to make headlines internationally.

From the outset, the drug war could have been waged primarily in overwhelmingly white suburbs or on college campuses.

He was writing about the drug war and whether Obama will address that global crisis during his second term and framed the question in the context of the gay rights movement and the many successes it has achieved during the past four years.

Andrew Sullivan is right that major reform to the drug war will not happen without activists forcing politicians to act.

As I discuss in a recent article, surprisingly diverse social constituencies supported the ballot initiatives, which suggests that the political tides may be turning [in Latin America, too, public sentiment seems to have soured on Washington's unpopular drug war].

Unfortunately, because the DEA's Drug War paranoia has confused non-psychoactive industrial hemp varieties of cannabis with psychoactive «marihuana» varieties, the U.S. is the only major industrialized nation to prohibit the growing of industrial hemp.

«We're not using this as a statement to end the drug war.»

Topics in criminology, such as gun control, the drug war, mandatory minimums, etc..

The contradictory nature of the drug war came home to Pine Ridge August 24 as federal agents cut down and seized the one - acre field of hemp plants growing at Alex White Plume's home near Manderson, South Dakota.

Most are victims of massacres from the drug war, many mutilated, many simply discarded for convenience, anonymity, to feed the vultures.

Mapa Teatro, a collective based in Bogota, Colombia, uses theater, performance, and installation to create complex visual narratives that ask open - ended questions about the drug war, violence and other global issues.

Since 1995, his disturbingly beautiful videos and photographs address the dread and human waste of the endless drug war in Colombia where the army, the guerillas and paramilitaries perpetuate the cycle of violence.

The exhibition includes fourteen large paintings completed between 2012 and 2014 that address the Mexican drug war.

Through her photography — stark black - and - white, gelatin silver prints — the artist has made a record of the people who inhabit these post-industrial landscapes: herself, her mother, her grandmother, her mother's boyfriend, her extended social network, people who have survived decades of grueling work, as well as globalization, de-industrialization and a drug war.

Juan Manuel Echavarria's disturbingly beautiful videos and photographs address the dread and human waste of the endless drug war in Colombia where the army, the guerillas and paramilitaries perpetuate the cycle of violence since the 1950s.

Since 2005, this artist has mainly examined the extreme violence in the northern Mexican border city of Ciudad Juárez and the drug war that is raging there.

The exhibition reflects on the sociopolitical situation that has affected Mexico, and more recently other countries, such as Canada and the United States, for the past six years — the drug war.

Drug War Facts: Thorough look at drugs and drug policy, applied to public health and criminal justice issues.

This reminded me of Jasper de Beijer's colorful summer show of Mexican drug war victims.

For La Langue des Morts (The Language of the Dead, 2012), Amorales created a graphic novel by collaging images from Mexican tabloids documenting the violence of the country's drug war.

Restrepo's drawings reflect on internal violence and the conflict of the Colombian drug war.

Inform consumers, don't limit their choices — they're crafty find and exploit loop holes (see also, The Drug War).

In a crime drama filled single player story, Miami is embroiled in a drug war and Officer Nick Mendoza has just made Detective.

Playing as Alpha and Bravo, players are dropped into Mexico right in the middle of a drug war with tasks reeking of corruption and deceit.

Instead of featuring previous protagonists Salem and Rios, newcomers Alpha and Bravo will be taking the center stage as they head to Mexico and take part in a drug war.

The mission of Drug WarRant is to educate the public about the damage caused by prohibition, so together we can end this dangerous and misguided drug war.

Bloomington, Illinois About Blog News, analysis, and rants from the front lines of the drug war, by Pete Guither.

I still write about the drug war because, hey, something needs to fund my habit — and I'm really good at it.

He's reported on the drug war, national politics, and same - sex salsa.

«The theme of the drug war is very important in Mexico, both in fiction and non-fiction.

Checkout Handcuffs in the Sand a true storie about the Drug War.

«Parker's dark and gritty series takes readers beyond the drug war headlines, personalizing the toll it's taken on our souls.

Rafael Madero stands in the crosshairs of a vicious Cuban drug cartel — powerless to stop his fate — and his secret could put his sister Athena and her Omega Team in the middle of a drug war.

Rafael Matero stands in the crosshairs of a vicious Cuban drug cartel — powerless to stop his fate — and his secret could put his sister Athena and her Omega Team in the middle of a drug war.

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Repeatedly attacking suppliers while ignoring why there is demand is a strategy that has demonstrably failed to achieve success in the drug war and offers a preview of what to expect if we employ the same strategy in the fight against charter school proliferation.

The high - profile slayings of black men such as Michael Brown, Eric Garner, Tamir Rice and Freddie Gray just exemplify the problems of overmilitarized police departments, overcriminalization of youth, perpetuation of state - sanctioned racial bigotry, drug war overkill, and violations of civil liberties by law enforcement that have been detailed at length by progressives, conservatives, and libertarians alike.

Of Guatemalan - American descent, Benjamin witnessed the effects of transnational processes such as NAFTA, the drug war and deportations from both sides of the border, motivating him to join Americorps as a Community Health Instructor and to study political thinking and photography at Bard College before transferring and receiving his B.A in socio - cultural anthropology with an Honors Thesis at Columbia University.

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chapter in a trilogy which began with 1992's El Mariachi, in which a musician (played by Carlos Gallardo) is mistaken for an assassin and becomes involved in a drug war.

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Sun Honglei, Drug War 2.

As one of the film's participants puts it, the drug war is a «never - ending story.»

Alongside the Oscar - nominated documentary Cartel Land, Ripstein's vision suggests US filmmakers are considering a new perspective on the Mexican - US drug war.

Drug War 8.

Louis Koo, Drug War 3.

The situation grows only more mysterious when Kate meets his Matt's partner, Alejandro (Benicio del Toro), who's clearly a foreign national and a dangerous soldier in the drug war.

MISS BALA By José Teodoro Gerardo Naranjo tackles the wrenching horrors of Mexico's drug war from a new angle

A mother's sustained cry of anguish and anger at the Mexican government for how easily it writes off Juarez's poor as collateral damage in the drug war, and at the citizens themselves for displaying the kind of complacency Martin Niemoller knew something about.

A stunning work of war reportage nestled within a creaky study of ideological purity, Cartel Land reveals the extent of the chaos and corruption infecting Mexico's drug war.