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Trinidad and Tobago govt introduces cannabis reform bill

Cannabis reform is sweeping across the globe. It wasn’t that long ago that cannabis was completely prohibited across the planet. Cannabis prohibition is still prevalent in many countries, however, some countries have either legalized cannabis for medical use and/or adult use.

The latest nation to announce plans for cannabis reform is the southern-most island nation in the Caribbean, The Republic of Trinidad and Tobago. Per Marijuana Moment:

The government of Trinidad and Tobago brought two marijuana reform bills before Parliament on Friday—one to decriminalize low-level possession and another to legalize cannabis for medical and religious purposes.

During a speech before the House of Representatives, Attorney General Faris Al-Rawi said the administration wants to reduce the prison population, curb costs associated with marijuana-related incarceration and free up law enforcement resources to pursue serious crimes.

Read more at internationalcbc.com

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