Bolivia
By Tony O'Neill
President Evo Morales tries to prove the infamous plant can be put to wholesome use. MORE
By Bryan Le
Rape and murder carry shorter sentences than drug crimes in many Latin American countries, a new report shows. MORE
Bolivia wins reinstatement to the UN Narcotics Convention—even though growing coca remains legal there. MORE
President Morales' unorthodox counternarcotics approach has helped cut back on coca growth. MORE
A massive cocaine haul in the landlocked nation sheds rare light on a little-noticed drug trade. MORE
Colorado voters lean towards legalizing marijuana in November, ban on Czech liquor spreads after deaths, and Cali waitress caught serving sides of coke and meth. MORE
Colombian cocaine production has plunged, along with demand. But savvy cartels find alternative ways to thrive. MORE
A distinguished physicist duped into chasing "Miss Bikini World" languishes in an Argentine jail. MORE
A more efficient production process means that total cocaine production rises, even plantation numbers fall. MORE
Battle over Californian cigarette tax intensifies, cartels suspected in five Arizona murders, and Jacksonville Jaguar arrested for DUI at triple the limit. MORE









