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Colombian Senate Rejects Proposal to Regulate Adult Marijuana Use

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Dec.13.2023
Colombian Senate Rejects Proposal to Regulate Adult Marijuana Use
Colombian Senate rejects legislation to regulate adult use of marijuana; opponents win by 46-40 vote.

On November 13th, according to Colombian news website Semana, the Colombian Senate voted against a legislative initiative proposed by Juan Carlos Losada, representative of the Liberal Party, which aimed to regulate the behavior of adult citizens in Colombia regarding the use of marijuana.

 

The motion proposed by Liberal Party Senator Karina Espinosa to archive the regulations outlined by Losada has been approved by the Senate plenary session.

 

In the final voting results, opponents of regulating marijuana use emerged victorious with a margin of 46 votes to 40.

 

References:
[1] Última hora: Senado hundió proyecto de ley que pretendía regularizar el consumo de marihuana de uso adulto y recreativo
Also Read:
[1] Constitutional Reform in Colombia to Regulate Adult Marijuana Use
[2] Colombian Justice Minister Calls for Legalization of Marijuana
[3] Colombian Police Dismantles Fake Marijuana Association
#Legislation#CBD#South America#Colombia#E-cigarette Regulation#Medical marijuana dispensary

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