US EditionDrugs: "Killing traffic requires legalization, it's the best way to dry up the illegal market"
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For the third time in eleven years, Members who have worked on the subject recommend legalizing this product to combat trafficking and help consumers
"The legalisation would allow a part of the illegal market to be dried up and transferred to a legal market accompanied in terms of public health, (and) in terms of fighting addictions," Macroist MP Ludovic Mendes defended on RMC.
In a voluminous parliamentary report on the fight against drug trafficking, presented this Monday to the Law Committee, MPs Antoine Léaument (LFI) and Ludovic Mendes (macronist) advocate the decriminalization of cannabis, a text of 60 proposals against the government's strategy.
While a report on the policy to combat drug trafficking is presented to the Assembly on Monday 17 February, its two authors, MPs Antoine Léaument and Ludovic Mendes, detail, in an interview with the "World", their strategy, focused on prevention, medical monitoring and market control.
In a report presented to the Law Committee on Monday, 17 February, the two deputies, one from the left and the other from the presidential majority, propose legalizing the use of cannabis.
Antoine Léaument and Ludovic Mendes also called for consultation with the French through a referendum on the subject.
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