In a fifteen-point security plan called the Strategy for Life and Coexistence, the government proposed legalising and controlling the sale of cannabis, with the state producing it. The bill sent to parliament in August had a single article, a poll found 66% opposed, and the president put it on hold for a period of debate.[1][2]
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