5 picturesque views you can drive to in Malta

Mar 31 2021

We thought we’d compile a list of places with picturesque views you can drive to when you need a bit of a break, some serenity or that little bit of refreshing.

In the situation that we’re in, we all need to re-learn how to appreciate the simple things in life, which are most times, the best things.

What better way to do that than being in a place that makes you feel grateful, humbled and happy?

Riviera
emanazzopardi IG
Fomm ir-Rih
elenya.s IG
Dingli Cliffs
cassarcheryl IG
Wied iz-Zurrieq
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Delimara
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Rosianne Cutajar expresses her support of new cannabis reform

Mar 30 2021

Malta’s former Junior Minister for Equality and Reforms Rosianne Cutajar elaborated further on the White Paper launch of responsible use of cannabis. On a Facebook post, Cutajar stated that this was a reform she believed in immensely from day one and pushed forward with all her energy. She stated that his is a year’s worth of work, consultation and determination to create a more just system for those who utilise cannabis in responsible ways.

Illum ippubblikajna l-White Paper għar-riforma tal-kannabis, riforma li emmint fiha mill-bidu nett u imbuttajt…

Posted by Rosianne Cutajar on Tuesday, 30 March 2021

She also added she is immensely proud of the proposals being put forward today. Thanking Prime Minister Robert Abela for his contributions to the reform, she also thanked the activist groups who also gave expert suggestions.

We have just launched the White Paper on the responsible use of cannabis. Proud to see an entire year’s work come to fruition. Over to you — we now look forward to your input as we move to create a fair and effective legal framework. #CannabisReform @MaltaGov @RobertAbela_MT

— Rosianne Cutajar (@RosianneCutajar) March 30, 2021

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White paper proposes up to 7 grams cannabis possession & cultivating up to 4 plants

Mar 30 2021

Excerpts from White Paper in regards to cannabis reform have revealed that a decriminalisation of up to 7 grams of cannabis possession and a 4 plant household growth for personal use will come into effect

Government has thus proposed that possession of more than 7 grams but less than 28 grams for one’s exclusive personal use should be subject to proceedings before Commissioner for Justice.

Consumption of cannabis in public will however not be allowed. A €233.33 fine will be administered if this is breached.

Every residential household can thus grow up to 4 plants in a space not visible to the public and that does not allow smells to be emitted. The cultivated cannabis cannot be sold and can be consumed only in the same household. Consumption cannot occur in front of minors.

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Prime Minister set to announce consultation about cannabis legalisation today

Mar 30 2021

Prime Minister Robert Abela is set to announce a consultation in regards to legalisation of responsible cannabis use. The reform will end arrests of those smoking cannabis but will still not incentivise, what Abela called, a ‘cannabis culture.’ A white paper will be launched in the coming days outlining the government’s policy in regards to cannabis legalisation.

People found with small amounts of cannabis will not have to endure criminal and judicial proceedings. The Prime Minister, addressing questions from a political activity on March 28th 2021, stated that people, including youth, have have been arrested, prosecuted and had their records stained due to cannabis use. However, the reform will still allegedly not allow smoking outside to occur, with the government highlighting the problems of smoking cannabis.

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