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Más de medio millón de neoyorquinos adultos han tenido depresión en algún momento.

Crisis de salud mental afecta a los neoyorquinos

por Pedro F. Frisneda

12 de Noviembre de 2015

Coco relleno de metanfetaminas

Mañas de los cárteles mexicanos para surtir drogas a EEUU

por Sin Embargo

11 de Noviembre de 2015

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Cómo México quiere cambiar su imagen estereotipada a través de la moda

por BBC News Mundo

05 de Noviembre de 2015

EEUU es “cómplice de la miseria” en Centroamérica, dice senador demócrata

por María Peña

03 de Noviembre de 2015

guerra contra las drogas

Crimen y castigo, daños colaterales de la guerra contra las drogas de EEUU

por EFE

24 de Octubre de 2015

Obama anuncia medidas para combatir epidemia de abuso de heroína y recetas médicas

por María Peña

21 de Octubre de 2015

Obama apoya propuesta de ley para reducir tiempo en prisión por drogas

por EFE

19 de Octubre de 2015

CRANSTON, RI - DECEMBER 10: (Editorial Use Only) David Smith (his name has been changed at the request of the Rhode Island Department of Corrections, both to protect him and the identity of people and victims associated with his crime), a prisoner at Rhode Island's John J. Moran Medium Security Prison, watches television during free time in his wheel chair on December 10, 2013 in Cranston, Rhode Island. Smith, who is 70, is currently six years into a 40 year sentence for attempted murder: this is his fifth time in state prison, he has also served two sentences in federal prison. Smith says prior to his most recent conviction he was working as a mechanic, though illness and financial issues eventually led to him trying to murder his brother's sister. He now suffers from a long list of medical problems including chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, bronchitis, diabetes and ulcers. His list of medications includes an oxygen tank, 13 pills taken on various daily and weekly schedules, two inhalers and daily insulin injections. Smith is one of the rare prisoners who gets a cell to himself, due to his medical condition. Approximately 50 of the prison's 1020 inmates are 65 or older. The U.S. incarcerates more people than any other country, with the number of inmates increasing 42 percent between 1995 and 2010, according to Human Rights Watch, and the number of prisoners 55-and-older skyrocketing by 282 percent. The increases are blamed on the "tough on crime" and the "war on drugs" policies enacted in the 1970s through the 1990s, with mandatory-minimum sentencing, three-strike laws and life-without-parole legislation becoming popular. (Photo by Andrew Burton/Getty Images)

“El castigo debe ser proporcional al delito”

por EFE

19 de Octubre de 2015

conducir dui

Hay más conductores bajo la influencia de drogas que conductores ebrios

por Enrique Kogan

05 de Octubre de 2015

Aumentan presupuesto a la fiscal principal contra narcóticos de NYC

por Redacción

29 de Julio de 2015

Acusan a 34 sospechosos de vender drogas en condado Sullivan

por Redacción

28 de Julio de 2015

Detienen narco vinculado a alijo de 516 kilos de cocaína

por Panky Corcino

17 de Julio de 2015