According to Deputy Ernesto Justiniano Urenda, if you take a picture today of lal cocaine production in Bolivia would measure about 120 tonnes of production, which implies an increase of 50% during the Morales administration. When it comes to what is recognized, not publicly by the government during the administration of Evo Morales, according to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) has been a 30% increase in cocaine production data measured through September 2007 and recently presented in June 2008.
The UNODC has published two "Monitoring of coca Bolivia" in coordination with the executive power in this administration. Therefore, by agreement in force data of this body are made as official data by the national government. Media
highlighted in both documents the increase in coca cultivation in Bolivia, however, did not deserve the same attention to the obvious increase in cocaine production in Bolivia, possibly because the very UNODC downplayed the problem in presenting official report 2008.
When a "Monitoring" can be misleading to the issue date. Typically these are presented in June each year and few know that their data measured ended about nine months before the presentation.
Then, speaking of the management Evo Morales, if in 2005 had a yield of 80 tons of cocaine, "Monitoring 2007" finished measurement data to September 2006 showed 94 tons. The "Monitoring 2008", with data through September 2007, shows 104 tons. (See chart)
Indeed, based on 2005, we reached the percentage of 30% increase in cocaine production until September 2007 and 50% deductible September 2008 as the increasing trend crop is kept at the national level. Ernesto Justiniano
Urenda, Congressman
Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Friday July 25, 2008 72,169,490
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Documents related to the article:
Coca Crop Monitoring Bolivia 2008
http://www.unodc.org/pdf/bolivia/bolivia% 20monitoreo% 20of% 20the% 20cultivo% 20coca% 202008% 5B1% 5D.pdf
Coca Crop Monitoring Bolivia 2007
http://www.unodc.org/pdf/research/icmp/bolivia_2006_sp_web.pdf
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