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Concurrent crack and powder cocaine users from Sao Paulo: Do they represent a different group?

City officials in Sao Paulo, Brazil, have announced they will round up local crack cocaine addicts from the streets and force them to seek treatment. Eloisa de Sousa, the justice secretary of Sao Paulo state, told Agence France-Presse that the city of Rio de Janeiro already has such a program in place, but only with minors. The collection of street drug abusers will be done in coordination with the Sao Paulo state prosecutor's office, the state's highest court as well as the Brazilian bar association, AFP noted. Police will reportedly not be deployed in these roundups; in their stead social service agencies will be involved. The city has thus far set up places in drug rehabilitation centers, but plans to open many more to accommodate an expected surge in admissions. The desperate move by Sao Paulo highlights the tragic rise of drug addiction in a country that has concurrently engineered an economic miracle that has lifted millions out of poverty. The Brazilian Congress will soon consider a bill that would not only increase penalties for drug trafficking but also call for the forced treatment of addicts across the vast country. Health Minister Alexandre Padilha warned at the time that the number of drug addicts in Brazil had increased tenfold between and The addiction crisis has created powerful drug gangs, a surge in violent crime and prostitution. Isabel Campos, a health worker who seeks to help crackheads in the neighborhood, told NPR: 'They're here all day, smoking crack. Twenty years after the crack epidemic in the U. It's a big growth of people using crack in public. People permanently in the street consuming drugs day and night. Alford, co-founder and president of the National Black Chamber of Commerce, wrote that the drug laws in Brazil will disproportionately affect its black population. That is two and a half times the Black population of the United States. They have no economic base. Alford suggests that drug dealing — which, again, disproportionately victimizes black Brazilians — flourishes due to official corruption and complicity by the police and legal community.

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