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Cocaine: falling coffee prices force Peru s farmers to cultivate coca

A slump in world coffee prices has pushed farmers in Peru’s central jungle to rip up their plants and replace them with coca leaf – the raw material used in cocaine. This countrywide trend has driven coca leaf production close to 55,000 hectares or up to 500 tons of cocaine annually – enough to satisfy annual demand in the United States three times over. As drug trafficking routes shrank due to COVID-19 lockdowns, the price of coca leaf plummeted to half its previous levels. Although it has slowly recovered, it finished 2020 by 23% lower than a year earlier. But even so, coca offers poor farmers more security than any other crop as demand is constant.

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Colombia: how do you try to regulate cocaine? - LatinAmerican Post

Colombia, according to estimates by the White House, has 212,000 hectares of coca leaf and produces 951 tons of cocaine per year. This makes it the main (by far) exporter of this narcotic in the world (90% of the market, approximately). Despite the very costly Coca eradication programs and the bloody war on drugs, declared since the Richard Nixon administration, production reaches record levels and no close solution is in sight. This semester, the senator for the Green Party, proposed a bill that seeks to give another approach to this fight against drugs to regulate the cultivation of the Coca leaf and its derivatives.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20170518:20:17:00

production of coca leaf in colombia and fight more effectively the other links in drug trafficking including consumption. we must continue and deepen the fight against organized crime, transnational crime. responsible not just for drug trafficking but also for human trafficking and illegal mining. our shared agenda framed within a high-level dialogue that we colombians value so much includes cooperation which has allowed us to have unprecedented progress toward quality education for everyone, and this is a priority in the policies of my government and we wish to do more with regards to innovation and technology. with the active participation of

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Transcripts for CNN CNN Newsroom Live 20150709 05:45:00

op pope francis. the 3600 meters nearly 12,000 feet is quite a challenge for a 78-year-old pontiff. at the airport pope francis greeted by indigenous children and presented with a traditional chupa, a traditional bag to store coca leaf. according to many bolivians it is the best way to stave off altitude sickness and sold at markets like this. next to the dried chillies coca leaves. do you think the pope will try it? translator: he s going to chew it he says. he s here. he s going to chew it. further down the road she shows me how it is done. it is for hunger she says. it gives you energy and for

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