By October 2014 the Party of Authenticity and Modernity and Istiqlal had put a draft law before both houses that would keep consumption illegal but bring all growing under a state agency. The agency would supply medicines and industrial products, with factories in the Rif. The Islamist-led government and the palace stayed silent, and it was not clear the text would be debated. Farmers told reporters they feared legalisation would push down the price of their crop.[1]
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References
- The Globe and Mail — Morocco, top hash provider, mulls legislation to break marijuana taboo and legalize growing (7 October 2014, Associated Press)Draft law, state agency, party support, government silence and farmers' fears
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