Name: Por qué hay que acabar la guerra antidroga
Uploaded: 2014-11-12T16:00:33Z
Duration: 17 min 16 s
Description: ¿Hace la guerra contra las drogas más daño que bien? En una charla audaz, el reformista de la política de drogas Ethan Nadelmann hace un apasionado alegato para acabar con el movimiento "retrógrado, despiadado y desastroso" para erradicar el tráfico de drogas. Da dos grandes razones de por qué deberíamos centrarnos, en cambio, en una regulación inteligente.

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¿Hace la guerra contra las drogas más daño que bien? En una charla audaz, el reformista de la política de drogas Ethan Nadelmann hace un apasionado alegato para acabar con el movimiento "retrógrado, despiadado y desastroso" para erradicar el tráfico de drogas. Da dos grandes razones de por qué deberíamos centrarnos, en cambio, en una regulación inteligente.

Por qué hay que acabar la guerra antidroga

Decades of the War on Drugs have led to soaring incarceration rates, global violence, and a $300 billion black market, while drug use continues to rise. Criminalization has targeted marginalized groups and failed to improve public health or safety. Examples from Portugal, Switzerland, and other countries show that health-based, regulated approaches reduce harm and crime. Real progress depends on moving beyond fear and myths to embrace policies grounded in science and compassion.