VIENNA (Reuters) - The United Nations anti-drugs chief said on Friday he did not see - for now at least - Uruguay setting a trend for countries to legalise the cultivation, sale and smoking of marijuana.
In a move being closely watched by other nations discussing drug liberalisation, Uruguay's parliament in December approved a bill to legalise and regulate the production and sale of marijuana - the first country to do so.
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