Colombia Advances Constitutional Reform for Adult Cannabis Regulation

Colombia's First Commission of the Chamber of Representatives is reviewing a constitutional reform to regulate adult-use cannabis through licensed production and sales. The proposal aims to establish a legal framework for cannabis cultivation and distribution, though it remains under study and has not yet been approved. This legislative effort reflects growing regional momentum toward cannabis policy reform in Latin America. Current regulations remain unchanged until the reform is formally enacted. The development could have implications for medical cannabis access and research opportunities across the Caribbean region.