Esta extensión de producción por todo el país y la postura de
funcionarios, sigue arrojando dudas sobre la voluntad de éstos de
combatir el crimen organizado, un requisito de la Unión Europea, a la
que Albania espera unirse, según el informe redactado.
El exitoso empresario y político, Koko Kokedhima, que fue uno de los primeros en pedir la legalización de la producción de cannabis medicinal, celebró el cambio de dirección del Primer Ministro; "Ahora parece estar de acuerdo con el proyecto de nuestro partido. Saludamos este cambio de rumbo"
Las elecciónes en el parlamento de Albania se producirán el próximo año y la legalización del cannabis, junto con los posibles puestos de trabajo que se pueden crear y la cantidad de ingresos que se pueden producir por esta legalización, sería una forma de atraer votos para muchos canditos.
Sin embargo el Ex Ministro de agricultura y actual jefe de la oposición, Agron Duka, del partido Ambientalista Agrario dijo: “Cualquier cosa que ayude al crecimiento económico es buena. Pero como estado no hemos aplicado la ley correctamente, por lo que puede ser explotada negativamente “.
Voces como la del analista económico Mentor Nazarko dijeron que “el ingreso podría ser limitado aunque ayudaría al país hasta cierto punto” y recordó que; “Los países de la Unión Europea son escépticos”.
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This week we have heard the opinion of the Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama. The president said that it was time for Albania to legalize medical cannabis. This comes after six years in which the executive set out to end illegal cannabis production. In fact, the country had become the largest European producer of outdoor cannabis.
"Illegal cultivation is completely under control," Rama told reporters at an online news conference. “This is the third or fourth year of consolidation. We plan to pass the bill in this session of parliament. " We have been analyzing it for over a year. Now the conditions are ripe. I know that we are in a moment in which we will promote this process and we will pass it within this parliamentary session ”.
Already in 2014, with a government intervention, this illicit production of marijuana was stopped, but later it spread to the rest of the country.
This expansion of production throughout the country and the position of officials continues to cast doubt on the willingness to fight organized crime, a requirement of the European Union, to which Albania expects to be united, according to the written report.
The successful businessman and politician, Koko Kokedhima, who was one of the first to call for the legalization of medicinal cannabis production, celebrated the Prime Minister´s change of address; "Now he seems to agree with the project of our party. We welcome this change of course"
The elections in the Albanian parliament will occur next year and the legalization of cannabis, along with the possible jobs that can be created and the amount of income that can be produced by this legalization, would be a way to attract votes for many. candies
However, former agriculture minister and current opposition chief Agron Duka of the Agrarian Environmentalist party said: “Anything that helps economic growth is good. But as a state we have not applied the law correctly, so it can be negatively exploited. "
Voices like that of the economic analyst Mentor Nazarko could say that "income could be limited although it would help the country to a certain extent" and recalled that; "The countries of the European Union are skeptical."
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