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What the West Got Wrong About Drug Decriminalization: Lessons From Portugal and Oregon

This analysis reveals why Portugal’s health-first drug policy succeeded while Oregon’s Measure 110 collapsed. Discover the critical role of funded treatment infrastructure, supervised medical management, and what true harm reduction actually requires.

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