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		</div><p>Colombia plans to legalise the cultivation and sale of marijuana for medicinal purposes.</p>
<p>Justice Minister Yesid Reyes said the new regulations will apply only to medical and scientific uses of the drug.</p>
<p>He made the announcement in an interview with Caracol Radio on Thursday.<br />
The news was a surprise in a country long identified with US-backed policies aimed at fighting the production of illicit drugs.</p>
<p>The new policy would include Colombia in a wave of changing attitudes toward marijuana that has sparked recent legalisation efforts from Mexico to Chile.</p>
<p>Colombian courts had already decriminalised the possession of small amounts of marijuana for personal use. The new rules will allow for commercial production.</p>
<p>Health Minister Alejandro Gaviria told Blu Radio that the country could someday export marijuana products.</p>
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