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The video discusses the potential legalization of cannabis in Aragua, where consumption is already decriminalized. The government initially proposed to grow cannabis itself but later revised the plan to allow registered growers to cultivate plants at home. Despite the potential benefits, such as reducing drug cartel influence and improving health resources, public opinion is largely against legalization, fearing increased drug use and crime. The lack of political support has delayed the vote, leaving the future of cannabis legalization uncertain.

What is the primary goal of Aragua's proposal to legalize cannabis sales?

• To undermine drug cartels

• To increase government revenue

• To promote tourism

• To improve public health

Under the modified proposal, how many cannabis plants can registered growers cultivate at home?

• Ten

• Eight

• Four

• Six

What potential benefit does a regulated cannabis system offer according to the proposal?

• More job opportunities

• Higher cannabis consumption

• Improved prevention and education policies

• Increased tax revenue

What percentage of Paraguayans oppose the cannabis legalization proposal?

• 84%

• 72%

• 90%

• 60%

Why has the government delayed the vote on the cannabis legalization bill?

• Environmental issues

• Lack of popular support

• Economic concerns

• International pressure