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Portugal
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Cognitive Decline Not Associated With Occasional Adolescent Cannabis Use
While heavy cannabis use may be a different story, new research finds that occasional cannabis use in adolescence does not result in cognitive differences compared to those who abstain.
Portuguese Parliament Approves Decriminalization of Synthetic Drugs
Weed is still illegal.
House of Kush to Go Global with Clever Leaves, Bringing Classic Strains to the Masses
House of Kush’s strain portfolio includes Bubba Kush Pre-98 and other classic OG strains.
Summer 2022 European Cannabis Roundup
The summer of European cannabis love continues to get hotter.
Portugal Group Demands Freedom to Vote for Personal Use of Cannabis
In Portugal, the left-wing group Left Bloc is pressing for legalization based on both local drug reform history, as well as current events across Europe.
2021 Roundup of Cannabis Reform in Europe (and 2022 Predictions)
The year will be remembered for individual countries in the EU finally making formal decisions about recreational cannabis reform.
Portugal Punts (Temporarily) on Cannabis Reform as Government Collapses
The anticipation of another recreational cannabis country in Europe is put on hold as the government in Portugal collapses and a snap election is called for January 2022.
Few Medical Cannabis Licenses in Portugal Have Been Awarded
Infarmed approves only 19 of the 114 applications for medical cannabis cultivation in Portugal.
Portugal Delays Recreational Cannabis Bills as Luxembourg Also Signals Delay
The discussion and debate about adult use cannabis legislation in Portugal has been formally delayed for another 60 days—an extension that could stretch out even longer as Luxembourg’s leaders also ponder the pace of full legalization.
Portugal Parliament Ignites Adult-Use Conversations All Over Europe
Portugal, the country that currently has one of the most liberal approaches to cannabis on Europe's Western Coast, is deciding on whether or not to go recreational, which is igniting the adult-use conversation throughout Europe and beyond.