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Dutch govt scraps 'weed pass' for coffee shops
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[quote:Anonymous Coward 7111119:MV8yMDYwMzA5XzM0NjYwNjY5XzQ2NjNGREFF] [quote:Mordier L'eft:MV8yMDYwMzA5XzEwRTdDMjM2] THE HAGUE, Netherlands - Dope-selling coffee shops in Amsterdam won't be shutting their doors to foreign visitors any time soon, a huge relief to the hundreds of thousands of tourists who enjoy a toke or two in the Dutch capital alongside their excursions on the canals and to the museums. Amsterdam welcomed Tuesday changes in the national government's drug policies as a green light to let tourists keep rolling in to the city's 220 world famous cafes that sell cannabis, marijuana and pre-rolled joints alongside cups of coffee. On Monday night, Justice Minister Ivo Opstelten sent a letter to Parliament announcing he was scrapping a nationwide rollout of the so-called "weed pass" that was designed to keep non-Dutch residents out of coffee shops. http://travel.ca.msn.com/dutch-govt-scraps-weed-pass-for-coffee-shops :ana::ana::ana::ana: :rastabanan::rastabanan::rastabanan::rastabanan::rastabanan::rastabanan::dead3: [/quote] Sounds like a hit in the pocket$ of the merchants. The pocket always listens to discontent. [/quote]
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THE HAGUE, Netherlands - Dope-selling coffee shops in Amsterdam won't be shutting their doors to foreign visitors any time soon, a huge relief to the hundreds of thousands of tourists who enjoy a toke or two in the Dutch capital alongside their excursions on the canals and to the museums.
Amsterdam welcomed Tuesday changes in the national government's drug policies as a green light to let tourists keep rolling in to the city's 220 world famous cafes that sell cannabis, marijuana and pre-rolled joints alongside cups of coffee.
On Monday night, Justice Minister Ivo Opstelten sent a letter to Parliament announcing he was scrapping a nationwide rollout of the so-called "weed pass" that was designed to keep non-Dutch residents out of coffee shops.
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