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Reporter's Notebook: Romina Trincheri

V Festival Contra la Intolerancia - Argentina

Posted by Romina Trincheri - May 16, 2006 at 8:52 am
Por quinta vez consecutiva, la Asociación de Reducción de Daños de la Argentina (ARDA) llevará a cabo en la ciudad de Rosario el próximo 18 de mayo el V Festival Contra la Intolerancia: Cura NO Guerra, bajo la consigna de despenalizar la tenencia de drogas para consumo personal, detener los arrestos por consumo de marihuana, defender la investigación científica de los usos terapéuticos del cannabis. El encuentro, como todo los años, se enmarca en la Million Marijuana March, una convocatoria a nivel internacional por una política de drogas más justa y eficaz. Festivales similares se llevarán a cabo en 348 ciudades de 44 países.

En esta nueva edición, el Festival pretende especialmente contribuir a que la comunidad en general reflexione sobre la propuesta de despenalización de la tenencia de drogas para el consumo pesronal y de legalizacion de la marihuana con fines terapeuticos, segun los proyectos legislativos presentados en las Camaras de Diputados y Senadores de la Nación.

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