Uruguayans will have the privilege of welcoming the nation’s first museum dedicated to marijuana.
According to Eduardo Blasina; the director of the museum, this project is intended bring together people who love nature, science and art.
The museum will create a platform for people to learn a lot about the plant which happens to be of great importance to humanity because of its medicinal value as well as being one of the world’s oldest crops.
The museum will open in Montevideo, this Friday. Uruguay will pride itself in being a global pioneer in marijuana matters.
Blasina stated that Amsterdam will be contributing items for display. The city also has a hash and marijuana museum.
Under a 2013 law, the government plans to undermine drug traffickers by supervising production.
The authorities are also in charge of overseeing sales of the drug through pharmacies. The implementation of this policy should happen by 2017, although it is supposed to have happened by now as dictated by the law.
The law also says that pot consumers have the freedom to grow it as long as they register themselves as members of state-regulated smoking clubs.
One is also expected to register if they want to buy it from a pharmacy.
Fingerprints will be used to identify authorized buyers and they can purchase up to 40 grams (1.4 ounces) a month.
The pot friendly Uruguay is certainly a haven for any marijuana consumer. You should probably consider visiting this nation to enjoy a blunt.
