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Ecuador Opposes Outpost in American War on Drugs (New York Times)

To the Bush administration, the American air station in Manta, Ecuador, is a critical part of the war on drugs; for Ecuadoreans it brings up questions about the limits of American power.

Ecuador opposes outpost in American war on drugs (Miami Herald)

By next year, if Ecuadorean President Rafael Correa gets his way, the U.S. military facility in the port of Manta will be gone, and, with it, one of the most festering sources of controversy in Washington’s long war on drugs.

Ecuador opposes outpost in U.S. war on drugs (International Herald Tribune)

For Ecuadoreans, the U.S. air base in Manta, Ecuador, is a flash point in a debate over the limits of U.S. power in Latin America.

Ecuador opposes outpost in American war on drugs (International Herald Tribune)

To Ecuadoreans the American base in Manta, Ecuador, is a flash point in a regional debate over the limits of American power in Latin America.

U.S. 'drug war' unjust to African Americans, two studies find (Louisiana Weekly)

Ostensibly color-blind, the U.S. "war on drugs" disproportionately targets urban minority neighborhoods, Human Rights Watch and The Sentencing Project said in two reports released May 5. Although whites commit more drug offenses, African Americans are arrested and imprisoned on drug charges at much higher rates, the reports find.