Suzanna Reiss

A month ago the Drug Enforcement Administration seemingly managed to reassert its relevance by demonstrating the role it can play ...

In the 1980s Ronald Reagan’s administration illegally defied Congress. What came to be called the “Iran-Contra Scandal,” a nexus of ...

Bolivian President Evo Morales has argued that the United States uses the drug war to advance its own political interests ...

The United States government’s recent “National Drug Threat Assessment 2011” targets international trafficking organizations even while it identifies domestic prescription ...

It is not surprising to hear that representatives of the U.S. State Department stationed in Tegucigalpa, Honduras believed since at ...

In the 1940s U.S. Public Health medical researchers conducted appalling experiments on vulnerable populations in Guatemala. After last week's convening ...

I wrote last week about the pharmaceutical industry’s aggressive promotion of Intellectual Property Rights as part of U.S. government negotiated ...

As the U.S. government and pharmaceutical companies continue to aggressively protect and enhance the power and profits accruing to major ...

During a visit to Trinidad and Tobago in June, I had the privilege of spending time with Gordon Rohlehr, the ...

Over the past two weeks, U.S. media airways have been dominated by the sad spectacle of elected representatives’ refusal to ...

President Reagan’s justification for siphoning money out of the collective effort and into the pockets of the wealthy remains in ...

The struggle over the reach of international drug control continues. Having failed in an earlier attempt to amend the primary ...