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Is weed legal in spain?
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where did you get that idea?No way as way, No limitation as limitation. AmeriNOC formally PhatServers
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Spain was one of the first modern European countries to decriminalize marijuana -- and one of the last to implement needle exchanges. The Spanish government paid a steep price for their initial reluctance to allow harm reduction measures. Spain has the highest HIV rates in Europe among intravenous drug users. These days needle exchanges - including needle exchanges in prisons - pill testing at raves, methadone maintenance and heroin maintenance trials are among the many public health interventions that are supported by autonomous regions throughout Spain. Drug use and possession for personal use do not constitute a criminal offence under Spanish law. However, public consumption is penalized with administrative fines.
Due to its proximity to Morocco and historical ties to Latin America, Spain serves as a transit point for Moroccan hashish and South American cocaine. Like the Netherlands, Spain treats drug consumption as a health problem, but participates in global interdiction efforts and has signed bilateral anti-drug agreements with third countries, especially in Latin America and Europe. Laws against trafficking are among the most severe in Europe. Spain?s marijuana policy is rather unique in that it encourages marijuana smokers to grow their own product. Personal consumption and home cultivation have been decriminalized, but buying or selling marijuana/hashish remains a criminal offense.
By U.S. standards Spanish drug policy is very permissive. Spain?s drinking age for alcohol ranges from 16 to 18, depending on the autonomous region. Treatment instead of incarceration initiatives like drug courts are designed to mainstream illicit drug offenders and as such do not preclude social welfare benefits denied to drug offenders in the U.S. Drug offenders in Spain are eligible for unemployment benefits. As one of the last countries in Europe to embrace harm reduction, Spanish drug policy continues to evolve. Public drug consumption that was once common during the post-Franco cultural revolution of the 1980?s is now frowned upon. Administrative fines for public consumption once thought to exist on paper only are now enforced in many autonomous regions. In response to a growing problem of alcohol intoxication among teenagers at ad hoc street parties, public consumption of alcohol was outlawed in March of 2002. Outdoor cafes and bars with patios are exempted from ?La Ley del Botellon.?Comment
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Originally posted by Soul_Rebel
Spain
Spain was one of the first modern European countries to decriminalize marijuana -- and one of the last to implement needle exchanges. The Spanish government paid a steep price for their initial reluctance to allow harm reduction measures. Spain has the highest HIV rates in Europe among intravenous drug users. These days needle exchanges - including needle exchanges in prisons - pill testing at raves, methadone maintenance and heroin maintenance trials are among the many public health interventions that are supported by autonomous regions throughout Spain. Drug use and possession for personal use do not constitute a criminal offence under Spanish law. However, public consumption is penalized with administrative fines.
Due to its proximity to Morocco and historical ties to Latin America, Spain serves as a transit point for Moroccan hashish and South American cocaine. Like the Netherlands, Spain treats drug consumption as a health problem, but participates in global interdiction efforts and has signed bilateral anti-drug agreements with third countries, especially in Latin America and Europe. Laws against trafficking are among the most severe in Europe. Spain?s marijuana policy is rather unique in that it encourages marijuana smokers to grow their own product. Personal consumption and home cultivation have been decriminalized, but buying or selling marijuana/hashish remains a criminal offense.
By U.S. standards Spanish drug policy is very permissive. Spain?s drinking age for alcohol ranges from 16 to 18, depending on the autonomous region. Treatment instead of incarceration initiatives like drug courts are designed to mainstream illicit drug offenders and as such do not preclude social welfare benefits denied to drug offenders in the U.S. Drug offenders in Spain are eligible for unemployment benefits. As one of the last countries in Europe to embrace harm reduction, Spanish drug policy continues to evolve. Public drug consumption that was once common during the post-Franco cultural revolution of the 1980?s is now frowned upon. Administrative fines for public consumption once thought to exist on paper only are now enforced in many autonomous regions. In response to a growing problem of alcohol intoxication among teenagers at ad hoc street parties, public consumption of alcohol was outlawed in March of 2002. Outdoor cafes and bars with patios are exempted from ?La Ley del Botellon.?
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"Spain?s marijuana policy is rather unique in that it encourages marijuana smokers to grow their own product. Personal consumption and home cultivation have been decriminalized, but buying or selling marijuana/hashish remains a criminal offense."
i think that's your answer. Pretty much the same for many EU countries. If they caught you selling anything more than few grams you'll be treated like common drug deal and face serious jail time.Comment
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Weed is legal in Nepal as far as I know. I went there and it just goes naturally over all the mountains. I think it's like a tradition there. You have to go at the right time of the year though, when they are in season.weed is illegal everywhereComment
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They are ahead of their time~ Amsterdam is insane.Originally posted by Poo-Chee
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LOL, if you want weird dope laws, try Swaziland: old men and the king are allowed to smoke. There's no exact age specified to qualify as an old man though.
When I was there on holiday with some buddies, we stole some dope from the king's private plantation. Swazi Redbeard is one of the best strains in the world. It was awesome....we went to the king's private suplher springs at night, there was a full moon, and we were just floatuing there smoking the royal dope
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Hell,
I wont even go on a good vacation because I cant take my weed with me lol
I made my husband DRIVE me 27 hours to Ft lauderdale Florida instead of flying so I could take my smoke & he is driving me again this year!!! hehe :-0
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Originally posted by mule
LOL, if you want weird dope laws, try Swaziland: old men and the king are allowed to smoke. There's no exact age specified to qualify as an old man though.
When I was there on holiday with some buddies, we stole some dope from the king's private plantation. Swazi Redbeard is one of the best strains in the world. It was awesome....we went to the king's private suplher springs at night, there was a full moon, and we were just floatuing there smoking the royal dope
I love that story.... that is the best one I have heard in a while.... good for you man....
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