Global Banks Sabotage Uruguay’s Efforts to Legalize Cannabis

Global Banks Sabotage Uruguay’s Efforts to Legalize Marijuana

 

By Don Quijones, Spain, UK, & Mexico, editor at WOLF STREET.

The first country to fully legalize the recreational use of marijuana, Uruguay, has suddenly found itself facing an unexpected obstacle: the international banking industry.

It all began a few weeks ago when one of the 15 pharmacies that had agreed to sell the two varieties of cannabis distributed by the Uruguayan State announced that it was withdrawing from the scheme after its bank, Santander, had threatened to close its account unless it stopped providing services for the state-controlled sales. Shortly afterwards it was revealed that other banks, including Brazil’s Itaú, had canceled the accounts of the private companies that had been granted a license to produce marijuana as well as some cannabis clubs.

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