Left Bloc believes that the
conditions are met for approval and change the law. Legalization is part of the
party's commitment since it was created
As depend on the Left Bloc
(BE), 2016 will be the year of decriminalization of cannabis in Portugal.
"It's a commitment that we have. We want to be the year of legalization,
and we believe that we have all the conditions to do," says Moisés
Ferreira, deputy BE, which argues that legalization brings more security and
away from trafficking networks. The issue has not been discussed with PS or
PCP, but will, in order to "sensitize" them to this path. "There
was an evolution of other parties since we introduced the first proposal. In
the last vote PS abstained and some deputies voted for. We Reinforced
conditions for approval and the improvement of the current legislation. The CFP
has also made an evolution in this issue, "he says. The proposal will
undergo personal cultivation to ten plants and amounts cannot exceed the
average consumption for 30 days.
The BE also wants to present
during the legislature a proposal to create assisted consumption rooms.
"It has not been designed to detail. We must ensure that consumers of hard
drugs hygiene and public health. These centers can contribute to security and
to the transition to rehabilitation," says Moisés Ferreira.
John Goulão, president of
Intervention Service in behavior additives and the Dependencies, advocates caution
regarding the legalization of cannabis. "It's a matter of taking whether
or not to return to the citizen allegedly informed the ability to make choices
or the State must try to protect it from the consumption of harmful substances.
The countries of Latin America that have made the jump have a legal problem
with trafficking networks. We have time to see the results of these tests; at
least we should wait five years. "
The assisted consumption
rooms - approved in 2000 - did not advance because the street teams were able
to reach consumers. Although the idea is not abandoned, hardly SICAD advance on
its own initiative since the project requires a local diagnosis of the teams on
the ground who went to the regional health authorities. If so, they are "available
to patronize and make contacts." For this reason it seems - you unlikely
to support a proposal for a party. Last year 8843 people were assisted in
deterring commissions for drug addiction, of which 801 were dependent and
almost all was for treatment. Non-dependent 5417, 2747 were sent to support
structures. "It was the greatest originality of our law" because
"bet on the diagnosis and to facilitate access to health services."
I will be surprised if they
change the law!
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