Voters in Slovenia approved a pair of cannabis-related ballot measures over the weekend, one on whether medical marijuana patients should be able to cultivate the plant for personal use and the other on whether all adults should be able to legally grow and possess marijuana.
The sale and use of medical cannabis is already legal in the country, but cultivation remains prohibited.
The two marijuana questions appeared on the ballot in Sunday’s election alongside other referendum questions on medically assisted dying and a proposed change to the country’s general elections process.
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