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Featured GMM crowd photos over the years.

Global Marijuana March. Click the images below to enlarge them, and for more info. See more featured crowd photos at this category. Share link: www.cannabis.wikia.com/photos Search for marijuana march videos. And more. Signup for 2013 Global Marijuana March. 2 Medellin, Colombia. 2012 GMM. See more photos: a, b, c. Medellin, Colombia. 2011 GMM. See more photos: a, b. Sao Paulo, Brazil. 2012 GMM. See another photo. Toronto, Canada. 2009 GMM. 2012 GMM in Buenos Aires, Argentina. 2004 MMM in Madrid, Spain. May 8, 2004. Million Joint March (La Marcha del Millón de Porros en Madrid, Mayo 2004). For info and photos: [1] [2]. 2002 MMM in Paris, France in front of the Hotel de Ville. Toronto, Canada. 2006 GMM.

GMM cities in Latin America Edit

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• 106 cities from 11 nations in Latin America have signed up one or more years since 1999. See: Argentina. Brazil. Chile. Colombia. Costa Rica. Ecuador. Guyana. Mexico. Peru. Uruguay. Venezuela. (Note: To edit this list click any city, or see Template:GMM cities Latin America.)

1. Americana, Brazil
2. Antofagasta, Chile
3. Aracaju, Brazil
4. Arequipa, Peru
5. Atibaia, Sao Paulo, Brazil
6. Bahia Blanca, Argentina
7. Bariloche, Argentina
8. Barquisimeto, Venezuela
9. Barrancabermeja, Colombia
10. Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, Brazil
11. Bogota, Colombia
12. Brasilia, Brazil
13. Buenos Aires, Argentina
14. Calama, Chile
15. Cali, Colombia
16. Campo Grande, Brazil
17. Caracas, Venezuela
18. Comodoro Rivadavia, Argentina
19. Concepcion, Chile
20. Coquimbo, Chile
21. Cordoba, Argentina
22. Cuiaba, Brazil
23. Curitiba, Brazil
24. Cusco, Peru
25. Diadema, Sao Paulo, Brazil
26. El Bolson, Argentina
27. Florianopolis, Brazil
28. Florida, Uruguay
29. Formosa, Argentina
30. Fortaleza, Brazil
31. Foz do Iguacu, Brazil
32. Fray Bentos, Uruguay
33. Georgetown, Guyana
34. Goiania, Brazil
35. Guarulhos, Brazil
36. Guayaquil, Ecuador
37. Huanchaco, Peru
38. Ibague, Colombia
39. Itajubá, Minas Gerais, Brazil
40. Iquique, Chile
41. Joao Pessoa, Brazil
42. Joinville, Brazil
43. Juiz de Fora, Brazil
44. La Plata, Argentina
45. La Rioja, Argentina
46. Lavras, Minas Gerais, Brazil
47. Leon, Mexico
48. Lima, Peru
49. Manaus, Brazil
50. Mar del Plata, Argentina
51. Maracaibo, Venezuela
52. Maracay, Venezuela
53. Natal, Brazil
54. Medellin, Colombia
55. Mendoza, Argentina
56. Merida, Mexico
57. Merida, Venezuela
58. Mexico City, Mexico
59. Montevideo, Uruguay
60. Neuquen, Argentina
61. Niteroi, Brazil
62. Nova Iguacu, Brazil
63. Obera, Argentina
64. Parana, Argentina
65. Patos, Brazil
66. Pereira, Colombia
67. Petropolis, Brazil
68. Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
69. Posadas, Argentina
70. Presidente Prudente, Brazil
71. Punta Sal, Peru
72. Quito, Ecuador
73. Recife, Pernambuco, Brazil
74. Resistencia, Argentina
75. Rio Cuarto, Argentina
76. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
77. Rio Grande, Argentina
78. Rosario, Argentina
79. Salta, Argentina
80. Salvador, Brazil
81. San Fernando del Valle de Catamarca, Argentina
82. San Jose, Costa Rica
83. San Juan, Argentina
84. San Luis, Argentina
85. San Miguel de Tucuman, Argentina
86. San Pedro de Misiones, Argentina
87. San Salvador de Jujuy, Argentina
88. Santa Fe, Argentina
89. Santiago del Estero, Argentina
90. Santiago, Chile
91. Santos, Brazil
92. Sao Jose do Rio Preto, Brazil
93. Sao Paulo, Brazil
94. Tarapoto, Peru
95. Temuco, Chile
96. Tepic, Nayarit, Mexico
97. Teresina, Brazil
98. Trelew, Argentina
99. Uberlandia, Brazil
100. Ushuaia, Argentina
101. Valdivia, Chile
102. Valencia, Venezuela
103. Valparaiso, Chile
104. Vicosa, Minas Gerais, Brazil
105. Venado Tuerto, Argentina
106. Vitoria, Brazil

Nearby islands Edit

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• 7 places from 5 nations have signed up one or more years since 1999. See: Bermuda. France. Jamaica. Puerto Rico. Trinidad and Tobago.

1. Bermuda
2. Guadeloupe, France
3. Hamilton, Bermuda
4. Kingston, Jamaica
5. Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago
6. San Juan, Puerto Rico
7. Vega Alta, Puerto Rico

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Incarceration rates Edit

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See also: Drug war charts and maps.

The purple elephant in the room:

Cost of drug warEdit

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Cost of U.S. drug war:

Cost of U.S. drug war. Even $1.5 trillion dollars is conservative since many crimes are committed in order to get money for drugs. Correction costs alone average $30,600 per inmate in 2007. See: Portal: Drug war causes high U.S. incarceration rate. See: Economics - Drug War Facts. See: 32 Reasons Why We Need To End The War On Drugs - Business Insider. See: The Budgetary Impact of Ending Drug Prohibition.

Breaking the Taboo Edit

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Share link: www.cannabis.wikia.com/taboo

Home Page (BreakingTheTaboo.info). More info [7]. See TabooBreakers on Twitter. See Global Commission on Drug Policy and Facebook page. Quotes from video clips on the trailer: President Richard Nixon: "total war against public enemy number one". President Ronald Wilson Reagan: "When we say no to drugs it will be clear that we mean absolutely none". President George H.W. Bush: "Some think there won't be room for them in jail. We'll make room". Morgan Freeman: "Since 1971 2.5 trillion dollars have been spent on the War on Drugs". Look who's breaking the taboo: Richard Branson, Kate Winslet, Sam Branson, Morgan Freeman, and many more. See also: MarijuanaMajority.com. Share link. Full version in English is no longer available online. Hey Richard Branson, George Soros, Peter Lewis, or whoever, please buy it and put it back online!

Quentin Tarantino Edit

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See: Portal: Race, ethnicity, and the drug war.

Quentin Tarantino. Video: War on Drugs is Like Slavery. Tarantino - War on Drugs is Like Slavery. [8]. Wikipedia: Quentin Tarantino. Youtube link. Source video. George Stroumboulopoulos Tonight, and The Young Turks.

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