
Uruguay will Begin Selling Marijuana in Pharmacies this Summer
Uruguay will begin selling marijuana in pharmacies this summer, the final stage in the country’s pioneering regulation and normalization of marijuana. The South American country

Uruguay will begin selling marijuana in pharmacies this summer, the final stage in the country’s pioneering regulation and normalization of marijuana. The South American country

Uruguay voted to legalize marijuana in 2013. They were the first country in the world to do so. There were almost instantly reports that there

Uruguay made news when it became the first country on the planet to legalize marijuana. When the policy change was announced, it was a very

One year ago Uruguay shocked the international community by legalizing marijuana, much to the delight of marijuana advocates across the globe. There have been bumps

In a Sunday presidential run-off election in Uruguay, Frente Amplio (Broad Front) candidate Tabaré Vázquez beat opposition candidate Luis Alberto Lacalle Pou by 53.6 to 41.1

Uruguay, under the leadership of President Jose Mujica, was the first country to legalize cannabis for adult use, shaking up the global marijuana law reform

Uruguay is at the forefront of marijuana reform right now. Whereas some countries have quit enforcing marijuana prohibition, but technically still have it on the

Uruguay legalized cannabis in December 2013. Uruguay’s President and cannabis supporters worldwide were hoping to see legal cannabis sales start this year. However, it appears

Uruguay legalized cannabis in December 2013. Uruguay’s President and cannabis supporters worldwide were hoping to see legal cannabis sales start this year. However, it appears

Uruguay is the first country to legalize marijuana on a national level. Other countries have decriminalized marijuana. However, Uruguay is the first to try to

Courtesy of The Joint Blog Uruguay President José Mujica has been nominated for the 2014 Nobel Peace Prize, with supporters of his nomination citing his work on legalizing

Courtesy of The Joint Blog Last December, Uruguay became the first country to legalize the sale of recreational cannabis. Now, in an effort to curb black

By Phillip Smith Uruguayan President Jose Mujica has signed into law legislation making Uruguay the first country to create a legal, state-regulated marijuana industry. Mujica

Uruguay’s Senate passed a marijuana legalization bill earlier today, paving the way to make Uruguay the first country to legalize marijuana. The only thing that

Courtesy of The Joint Blog On Tuesday, Uruguay’s Senate will vote on historic legislation to make their nation the first in the world to legalize recreational cannabis.

Uruguayan Senate to Vote Next Week on President Mujica’s Bill to Tax and Regulate Marijuana Next week, the Uruguayan Senate will vote on a bill

Courtesy of The Joint Blog Uruguay’s Senate Health Commission has approved a proposal to legalize the possession, use, sale and private cultivation of cannabis for adults 18 and

By Phillip Smith Uruguay is blowing off the International Narcotics Control Board (INCB) as it prepares to become the first country to legalize marijuana commerce, and the

I have always pointed out that Oregon has some of the lowest marijuana prices in America. I am referring to high quality marijuana, not schwag.

Research is a very important when it comes to reforming marijuana laws around the world. Science is on the side of reformers, and as the

Heads of State from Colombia, Costa Rica, Guatemala and Mexico Expected to Call for Global Drug Policy Reform President Mujica of Uruguay to Make First-Ever

As a bill to regulate and tax marijuana comes closer to the Uruguayan Senate, public support for the bill seems to be growing. The bill was approved by the Uruguayan

I have always said that the cost of legal marijuana will largely determine if it is considered to be successful by many people. If the

Governor Pat Quinn finally got around to signing the medical marijuana bill for the state of Illinois, making it the twentieth state to provide some measure