Implementacion de las politicas publicas que regulan la produccion y distribucion de cannabis para uso medicinal en la ciudad de Cucuta Norte De Santander desde su legalizacion mediante el decreto 2467 de 2015.

Abstract

It is clear that the legalization of Cannabis as a plant for medicinal use in Colombia, by decree 2467 of 205, has aroused the debate as to how favorable this measure can be, especially if one takes into account that public policies and regulations are in the hands of a government that has been widely criticized for the Peace agreement, and especially the fourth numeral on illicit crops; it seems that the public policies and measures that arise in these areas tend to be partialized towards a small group of citizens; in this case the monopolies and large producers of Cannabis, which would leave disadvantaged small producers and marketers such as peasants and indigenous people; which would undoubtedly end up fomenting illegality and, of course, delinquency in this regard. This research intends from the bibliographical, normative and jurisprudential review To analyze the implementation of the public policies that regulate the production and distribution of cannabis for medicinal use in the city of Cúcuta Norte de Santander since its legalization by decree 2467 of 2015, through an investigation of descriptive and qualitative approach where the criteria for regulating cannabis for medicinal use through revision of comparative law are identified, the criteria of necessity and suitability of a complete public policy regulating the medicinal use of cannabis, its production and distribution, and from semi-structured interviews to the public officials' opinion regarding the regulation and implementation of public policies on the subject.