The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Austrian Volker Türk, publicly acknowledged at the Dealing with Drugs Conference held last December in Warsaw, the failure of the global drug prohibition strategy. In a forceful statement, he affirmed that this … Read More
Former Uruguayan president José “Pepe” Mujica passed away on May 13 at the age of 89, leaving behind a legacy that is difficult to match. Although he claimed he never used marijuana, his image became deeply linked to it and … Read More
The objective of a Cannabis Association or Cannabis Social Club (CSC) is not the “sale of marijuana,” but rather the idea of ”supplying cannabis” to its members to avoid the risks associated with illegal purchases and reduce the black market … Read More
With the arrival of spring and the abundant rains of March and April, the Generalitat de Catalunya has lifted water restrictions in Barcelona and Girona, after more than 56 months of severe drought. This means that there are no longer … Read More
Cleansing our system for a drug test can be difficult, especially when time is short. Cannabis, in particular, can be detectable in our systems for longer than most other recreational substances, making it a challenge if we’ve used it. Although … Read More
The European Union could supply medical cannabis to Ukraine. This was confirmed late last year by the country’s Deputy Minister of Health, Maryna Slobodnichenko.In mid-November 2024, Ukraine will regulate its medical cannabis law by publishing a list of diseases eligible … Read More
In our previous blog post, we delved into the economic side of cannabis, as one more reason to consider its legalization, and we considered the business volume that the cannabis sector represents in countries like Uruguay and some states in … Read More
Although the economic aspect has never been one of the main arguments for the regulation of cannabis, it should not be ignored either. While legalization advances around the world, companies are taking positions in a global market that is very … Read More
In Europe, the Netherlands has been famous for its seemingly relaxed attitude towards cannabis, but unfortunately it has recently taken a stricter approach to countering cannabis tourism. People hoping to travel to consume weed won’t have it so easy, not … Read More
On April 1, 2024, the German parliament approved the liberalization of consumption from that same day, and then the cultivation and marketing of cannabis from July 1. Currently in Germany it is possible to possess up to 25 grams of … Read More