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Cocaine paste

Coca paste (paco, basuco, oxi, pasta) is a crude extract of the coca leaf which contains 40% to 91% cocaine freebase along with companion coca alkaloids and varying quantities of benzoic acid, methanol, kerosene, and other extraction chemicals. In South America, coca paste, also known as cocaine base and, therefore, often confused with cocaine sulfate in…

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Paco in Argentina, Brazil and Uruguay

South AmericanArgentinaBrazilUruguayPeru
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Basuco, Colombia

Sodium chlorideUN Office on Drugs and CrimeBogotáGustavo PetroMayor of Bogotá
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Oxi

PortugueseStimulantBrazilian AmazonGasolineQuicklime
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Basuco, Colombia

Paco in Argentina, Brazil and Uruguay

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Oxi

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Cocaine paste

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Avg. degree1.95
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Cocaine paste

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related to Paco in Argentina, Brazil and Uruguay · 16
Cocaine paste → Argentina, Between, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Cocaine, Eventually, In, Los Angeles Times, Peru, South American, State, The, United States, United States Department, Uruguay
has effect · 9
Cocaine paste → According, Crude, European, Freebase, Intercambios, Media, The, These, United States
related to Oxi · 9
Cocaine paste → Amazon, Brazilian, Brazilian Amazon, It, Its, Oxi, Portuguese, This, While
related to Basuco, Colombia · 4
Cocaine paste → Basuco, Colombia, Spanish, The
related to history · 2
Cocaine paste → However, In Argentina

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cocaine paste paco coca basuco argentina base countries brazil colombia also pasta smoked south american tobacco oxi uruguay per drug

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Colombia where it is processed into cocaine hydrochlorideinstance ofcoca paste has been relatively abundant in South American countries0.80text
HIV testinginstance ofSince CAMAD cannot offer services0.80text
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or safe injection sitesinstance ofSince CAMAD cannot offer services0.80text
itsinstance ofSince CAMAD cannot offer services0.80text
Cocaine pastehas effectCrude0.60section
Cocaine pastehas effectUnited States0.60section
Cocaine pastehas effectEuropean0.60section
Cocaine pastehas effectFreebase0.60section
Cocaine pastehas effectThe0.60section
Cocaine pastehas effectMedia0.60section
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