“Lisbon, Porto and Almada have some of the highest levels of traces of cocaine, MDMA, ketamine and cannabis consumption detected in wastewater in Europe,” TPN writes, citing a study by the European Observatory on Drugs and Drug Addiction.
If you’re a woman, it’s likely you’re no stranger to cat-calls. They can come from anywhere: construction workers hissing from a safe distance away obstructed by scaffolding, the front seat
Weed, marijuana, pot — the list is endless, and the conversation about legalization in Portugal is in full swing. A proposal was originally submitted to parliament by Bloco de Esquerda
Who indeed?! “The typical cocaine user in Portugal is young, male and educated according to a new survey regarding European drug use,” The Portugal News writes. Related:
When you’re in Lisbon for more than 10 minutes, you’ll be approached by gentlemen offering you marijuana, hashish, cocaine, heroin, and whatever else the kids are doing these days for kicks.
Intendente takes little more than a minute to walk across, but each time its pulse can be felt within seconds, be it good or bad or both.
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Drugs are doing funny things in Europe, with some dropping off and others on the rise. The 2018 European Drug Report examines trends within Portugal.
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