On April 1, our favorite neighbors will legalize the consumption and cultivation of cannabis. Adults will soon be able to officially smoke joints in public. But what does this mean for the upcoming EURO football tournament, which will attract hundreds of thousands of fans from all over Europe? That is why Germany is already turned upside down, Krone+ shows what is possible – and what is not.
Until the end, the law was a shaky game between the traffic light coalition, the opposition and all kinds of interest groups. Health Minister Karl Lauterbach (SPD) is committed to limiting risks and curbing the black market with contaminated substances. But he also emphasizes the message: “It may be legal, but there are problems.” Until now, many parents did not know how harmful consumption was. Young adults in particular should be made aware of the increased risks.
Here are the key implementation facts – and what they mean:
Source: Krone
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