Legalizing cannabis, yes. But how, with what thresholds, at what price, and for what products? On paper, France has been unsuspecting for years, defending a frank exit from prohibition. But between the bill tabled in 2021 by Éric Coquerel, the chapter "Addictions and drugs" of the L-Avenir programme in common 2025 and the parliamentary report signed last year by the unsubstantiated MP Antoine Léaument, the gap is striking. Read more
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Legalizing cannabis, yes. But how, with what thresholds, at what price, and for what products? On paper, France has been unsuspecting for years, defending a frank exit from prohibition. But between the bill tabled in 2021 by Éric Coquerel, the chapter "Addictions and drugs" of the L-Avenir programme in common 2025 and the parliamentary report signed last year by the unsubstantiated MP Antoine Léaument, the gap is striking. Read more