Examples of using Coca leaf in English and their translations into Spanish
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Particularly in the case of the coca leaf, we feel the 1961 Convention has marked the creation of a problem rather than a solution.
merchants often purchase coca leaf directly for mining centers
Better controls over production have led to sharp hikes in coca leaf prices, 106 which are currently double
such as opium poppy in South Asia and coca leaf in the Andean region.
At the same time, the Bolivian Government announced its intention to re-accede to the 1961 Convention with a formal reservation regarding coca leaf.
will be used to estimate coca leaf production for next year survey.
41,000 children under age 15 were working in coca leaf processing plants.
national law with regard to the implementation of provisions concerning coca leaf.
One of the original objectives of the 1961 Convention was to limit coca bush cultivation and coca leaf production to the amounts needed for legitimate purposes.
UNODC continued to focus assistance on providing sustainable livelihood schemes to former coca leaf and opium poppy growers in the Andean region.
These synthetic products replaced the coca leaf in a huge world market.
under which a country could permit the cultivation of opium poppy, coca leaf and cannabis.
It is important to note, furthermore, that the fumigations continued to be carried out even in the absence of lasting results in reducing the area used for the cultivation of the coca leaf.
The chewing of coca leaf and the consumption and use of the coca leaf in its natural state for“cultural
The Government continues to implement its national Strategy for Fighting Drug Trafficking and Revaluing the Coca Leaf 2007-2010, which marks a significant shift in the political will
the cultivation and cheWing of coca leaf by the Indian population,
Meta-Guaviare 4,200 Orinoco 3,100 Sur de Bolivar 2,800 Putumayo-Caqueta 2,400 Sierra Nevada 2,300 Catatumbo 2,000 Pacific 1,100 All regions 2,700 Once converted in equivalent of sun-dried leaf, the coca leaf yields of Peru,
its letter mentioned above, the purpose to allow coca leaf chewing for Andean indigenous people of Bolivia is a need to maintain a habit and sociocultural practice, not a medical or scientific purpose.
The Board notes with concern that the Government of Bolivia plans to introduce a new drug control policy with a view to using coca leaf for a wide range of products,
To them, things like raw cocoa, coca leaf powder and Rapé are healthy alternatives to hard drugs,