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12:00 pm - 12:30 pm
Opening & welcome
The cinema of the 80s reflects a time of social change and contradictions, where the counterculture, the stoners and the quinquis gave prominence to cannabis in the seventh art.
In 2017, a group of committed women came together with the purpose of creating something bigger than themselves: a space where women could connect, grow and share their experience within the cannabis industry.
We will explore the latest initiatives and debates around cannabis regulation in Spain and its connection with European trends. A complete review of the current panorama and possible advances towards fairer and more sustainable models.
Extractive capitalism: an analogy between “hunting orchids” and the appropriation of the Acapulco Gold gene pool
In the 18th and 19th centuries, European capital investments financed exploitation of orchid reservoirs in South America. Violence against agricultural communities in Sierra Madre del Sur crystallizes as a monopolistic practice in the techno-industrial standardization of the traceability of stable native varieties/landrace.
12:00 pm - 12:30 pm
Opening & welcome
This talk will explore the potential of MDMA in medical, cultural and personal contexts, addressing its use in therapies, its impact on emotional connection and conscious sexuality, and the keys to informed and safe consumption, integrating science, spirituality and reduction of damage.
It is illusory to think that governments can prohibit drugs, at best, they can prohibit their safe use. We will analyze the continuum that links the prevention of risks associated with cannabis and the prevention of risks associated with prohibition. We will explore how cannabis use in CSC and criticism of the use of police dogs, redefine risks and rights.
The speakers will provide a detailed overview of the last ten years of the Spanish Medicinal Cannabis Observatory (OECM). They will share their perspective on the process of creating the Subcommittee and the preparation of the Royal Decree, analyzing the negotiations, the challenges faced and the current state of the legislative and scientific panorama in Spain.
In this conference we will explore the legal status and legal implications of the marketing of non-narcotic cannabis flowering tops. We will analyze the current legal interpretations, both nationally and internationally, that affect the trading and use of these products. Discrepancies between the interpretation of the state control entity, the Spanish Agency for Medicines and Health Products (AEMPS), and the resolutions of the Court of Justice of the European Union will be addressed.