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‘Coca leaf is life itself’: Andean growers’ hopes fade as WHO upholds global ban

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By Linda Farthing
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Linda Farthing Tue, February 10, 2026 at 3:00 p.m. UTC 7 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. An Indigenous Bolivian woman collects coca leaves in Chimoré market, Chapare province. As well as having ritual significance, the leaf is used by about 5 million people a day in the Andes as a stimulant like coffee or tea.
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By Danny Shaw, Linda Farthing, Benjamin Swift
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Nearly two weeks after Hondurans cast their votes, the country’s electoral authorities have yet to declare an official winner. Though a tense calm has held up until now, mounting accusations of fraud, allegations of “coups,” and the revelation that gangs exerted pressure to tip the scales have threatened to profoundly destabilize the country.
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By Linda Farthing, Benjamin Swift
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It has been a tumultuous few days in Honduras. Since voting in elections on Sunday, former president Juan Orlando Hernández—convicted last year of drug trafficking and bribery—was pardoned by the Trump administration and subsequently released. The country has remained on tenterhooks as the results of its recent presidential election have still not yet been finalized, and Trump has threatened reprisals if his favored candidate fails to win.
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