So, how’s that War on Drugs working out?

Peru’s cultivation of coca – the raw ingredient for cocaine – has risen for a sixth consecutive year, the UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) said.

A new report shows 62,5000 hectares of land were planted with coca last year – at least 2% more than in 2010.

UNODC spokesman Flavio Mirella said some coca farmers had as much as doubled their crops along the borders with Brazil and Bolivia.

An earlier study showed Bolivian coca production fell by 12% in 2011.
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Although Peru’s overall increase was slight, the survey confirms that coca cultivations were expanding into areas.

“If you were to load all of that coca leaf onto trucks, you would require 10,000 lorries with the capacity of 12 metric tonnes. That’s a large amount of coca going straight to drug trafficking,” Mr Mirella told the BBC’s Mattia Cabitza.

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