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After five years of Mexico's bloody, ineffective war on drugs, over half the population feel unsafe in their neighborhoods and activist residents are turning to grassroots art projects to fight the violence. Those with "credentials of blood" are publishing Portraits for Peace , making videos to share stories, and, inspired by street artist JR , putting up huge photographic portraits of victims to put people "in the shoes of the other."
War on Drugs
Philippines leader, now "plumbing new depths of barbarity" in his war on drugs, was told by Trump earlier this year to "keep up the good work"
"This is not a problem that we can incarcerate our way out of."
The crisis killed more than 33,000 Americans in 2015 and is responsible for 142...
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