Posted on 08 December 2009. Tags: 2001, 2009, Ad Age, Argentina, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Attorney General, Barack Obama, Brazil, California, CBS News, Cesar Gaviria, CNN, Cocaine, Colombia, decriminalization, Drug Policy Alliance, drug war, Eric Holder, Ernesto Zedillo, Fernando Henrique Cardoso, Fortune magazine, Gary Fields, Gill Kerlikowske, Gov. David Paterson, governor, Heroin, Justice Department, Kellogg's, Latin American, Latin-American Commission on Drugs and Drug Policy, Marie Claire Magazine, Marijuana, marijuana legalization, Mary Louise Parker, Matt Lauer, Medical Marijuana, Medical Marijuana Laws, Mexico, Michael Phelps, New York Times, New York's, Newsweek, oakland, Oregon, Portugal's, President, prohibition, Rockefeller Drug Laws, south carolina, Stiletto Stoners, Supreme Court, The Economist, United States, Wall Street Journal, Washington, Washington Post, Weeds, White House drug czar
2009 will go down as the beginning of the end of the United States drug war. I have worked at the Drug Policy Alliance promoting alternatives to the war on drugs for 10 years, and I can say without a doubt that there was more debate and movement toward sensible drug policies this year than in the last 9 years combined! Here are 10 stories that contributed to the unprecedented momentum to end America’s longest running war.
1) Three Former Latin American Presidents Call Drug War a Failure (February) Read the full story
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