In 2001, Portugal embarked on an unprecedented shift in its drug policy, one that would attract global attention. Two decades on, the country’s experience continues to raise important questions about the possibilities and limits of such a radical tran…
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The former president’s pro-cannabis policies could bolster his efforts to gain support with key Democratic constituencies.
The European Union is increasingly in the crosshairs of international drug lords, new data from the EU’s drugs agency (EMCDDA) shows. Host Giada Santana explores the issue with Euractiv’s health editor Catherine Feore and EMCDDA director Alexis Goosdell.
