Cocaine 'fastest growing' on world drug market, UNODC says in report
Adrian Rusu
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<p>Cocaine production has "increased by almost 34%" in the space of a year, the number of users has "increased from 17 million to 25 million in ten years". And organized crime is strengthened by crises, the UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) said in an annual report released Thursday.
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Traficul mondial de cocaină este în creștere alarmantă, conform Oficiului ONU pentru Droguri și Criminalitate
Traficul mondial de cocaină este în creștere alarmantă, conform Oficiului ONU pentru Droguri și Criminalitate
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Cocaina înregistrează ”cea mai puternică creştere” pe piaţa mondială a drogurilor, arată ONUDC într-un raport. O modă în rândul celor bogaţi. Violenţa, în extindere până în Europa de Vest. 6% din populaţia mondială consuma droguri în 2020
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