VOICED : UE insiste que exportar coca es ilegal

The European Union has reduced restrictions on Bolivia's coca exports, despite UN prohibitions. A study funded by the EU shows Bolivia grows more coca than it consumes, with excess likely for narcotics. Bolivia's President Evo Morales suggests exporting coca, which is legally consumed for traditional uses. However, eradication of illegal crops remains challenging. Bolivia ranks third in global coca production after Peru and Colombia.

What did the European Union do regarding Bolivia's coca exports?

• Increased restrictions

• Reduced restrictions

• Banned exports completely

• Encouraged more cultivation

According to the study, how much coca does Bolivia need for legal consumption?

• 25,000 hectares

• 14,705 hectares

• 30,000 hectares

• 10,000 hectares

What is the UN's stance on the export of natural coca?

• It is banned only in certain countries

• It is encouraged for economic growth

• It is prohibited unless alkaloids are extracted

• It is allowed without restrictions

What legal uses of coca are permitted in Bolivia?

• For recreational smoking

• For making cocaine

• For infusions, chewing, and religious rituals

• For export to any country

Where does Bolivia rank in global coca and cocaine production?

• First

• Second

• Third

• Fourth