\non whom you ask. We all know Coca-Cola used to contain trace amounts of the
\nnarcotic back in the day, but, according to the UK
\nGuardian<\/a> via Fast
\nCompany<\/a>, Bolivia’s kicking it old school with its coca-leaf containing soda,
\nCoca-Colla (note the second L—I smell copyright infringement; it’s also black,
\nsweet, and comes in a red-labeled bottle). Bolivia had previously tried to ban
\nthe production of the coca leaf—the raw ingredient of cocaine—but now that coca
\ngrower Evo Morales is president, the government is singing a different tune. And
\nI’m guessing it’s a tune that sounds a little something like this:<\/p>\n
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