This initial proposal, formulated in the summer torpor and having a priori no chance of succeeding, makes one think of a relapse.
Two years after a column, on June 18, 2020 in
L'Obs
, by around sixty elected officials from Bouches-du-Rhône who had unsuccessfully launched "
After the Covid-19 crisis, we must legalize cannabis, quickly!
“, a collective of 29 socialist senators dreams of resuscitating this old sea serpent aiming to no longer prohibit this trade.
Led by Gilbert-Luc Devinaz, elected representative of the Rhône, they undertake, via a forum in Thursday's
Le Monde
, to table a bill aimed at "
legalizing cannabis
" to "
further protect citizens
".
Standing wind against a "
repression
» which they consider «
inefficient and unfair
», the signatories consider that the prohibition «
maintains neighborhoods in a very strong dependence on trafficking and results in unbearable insecurity and violence for the inhabitants
».
Sweeping away the idea of a “
decriminalization, characterized by maintaining…
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