“Seguimos adelante con nuestro compromiso por una ley de regulación responsable e integral del cannabis para dificultar y reducir el uso entre los adolescentes, proteger la calidad, generar trabajo y pagar impuestos”.
“Pedimos seguridad pública para todos, una regulación que reconbozca los derechos de los consumidores y que en esta legislatura se produzca este debate”. Se comentó desde la Confederación del Cannabis.
"Los Clubes Sociales de Cannabis se han constituído en un modelo de regulación reconocido por académicos de diferentes disciplinas en todo el mundo, como una alternativa que protege la salud de las personas y sus derechos, beneficiando así a un sector económico, que respetamos por su compromiso de los últimos veinte años con la normalización del cannabis".
LUPA RUBRA
On Wednesday morning, Spanish deputies were asked to legalize or regulate the use of cannabis in this legislature, regardless of their political party.
The Confederation of Associations with this movement seeks to give visibility and find support among representatives and politicians. Also, it is sought that they be stopped "criminalizing" and that Parliament once and for all moves in favor of regulation. The regulation of cannabis begins to be a main demand in many countries of the world.
The representative and coordinator of Mas País, Iñigo Errejón, has been the strongest in supporting this initiative:
"We continue with our commitment to a law of responsible and comprehensive regulation of cannabis to hinder and reduce the use among adolescents, protect quality, generate work and pay taxes."
"We ask for public safety for all, a regulation that recognizes the rights of consumers and this debate takes place in this legislature." It was considered from the Cannabis Confederation.
"Cannabis Social Clubs have become a model of regulation recognized by academics from different disciplines around the world, as an alternative that protects the health of people and their rights, thus benefiting an economic sector, which we respect for their commitment of the last twenty years to the normalization of cannabis. "
LUPA RUBRA
