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Amsterdam cerrara 26 cofeeshops

Amsterdam cerrara 26 cofeeshops La pasada semana fue presentada en el Ayuntamiento de Amsterdam la versión final de la estrategia de planificación de la ciudad (Coalition Project 1012). La estrategia propone el cierro de nada menos que 26 coffeeshops en la zona del infame Barrio de la Luz Roja. Los propietarios de estos coffeeshops recibirán una licencia final de 3 años, lo que significa que en 3 a 6 años, los 26 coffeeshops tendrán que cerrar sus portas.


Conforme el Ayuntamiento de Amsterdam el gran numero de coffeeshops en la zona cría “una infraestructura que incita a la criminalidad”. En el inicio del año el Ayuntamiento ha comprado varias "ventanas de burdel" que ahora son usadas para exponer instalaciones artísticas y piezas de alta costura.

El Ayuntamiento de Amsterdam junto con la Cámara del Comercio están “a pensar en planos alternativos” para los propietarios de los coffeeshops afectados. Su actual licencia puede ser usada para abrieren un restaurante o un bar.

Puedes leer el artigo integral (en ingles) aqui.


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Comentarios

raX - 2009-05-22 16:48:29

+1
WTF!!!

diocane - 2009-05-22 22:04:39

+1
this is the end

Henk - 2009-05-23 13:36:50

+5
WTF was ook het eerste dat ik dacht als ik dit las.

Jeroen - 2009-05-24 23:11:19

WTF!!! Dit gaat echt way to far! Het wordt maar eens tijd voor een kweektent. Drie jaar om het bij elkaar te krijgen, en om fatsoenlijke (!) zaadjes/stekjes te halen.

Way to go... NOT! De overheid moet hier af/buiten blijven! Stelletje elitaire snobs! En dat vertegenwoordigd ons dan...

FirenzeOfMunich - 2009-05-25 17:48:20

+9
Dude thats so sad....
The Coffeeshop culture of Adam is just such a gift to the world
and its unique...
Why do they need to destroy it?
Screw these brainwashed city municipal

Peace to you all
Firenze, from Munich, Germany

Sixmilliondollaracid - 2009-05-25 20:59:55

+2
That's so fucked up! They're gonna try to close down everything that doesn't support their vision of how their slaves (us) should live

Don Jia - 2009-05-26 18:49:22

+2
Stock up on high impact weapons now, kids, the final battle between the free and the strong - that's us - and the acidic, resentful, weak minded utterly miserable fucknuts, is nigh. Just remember, it's not the fuckin' popo, the gouvernment, the europarliament, your boss or even your fucking mom and pops who run your life. You don't need to listen to people who don't know shit telling you what's what, EVER.

gaboss - 2009-05-26 22:53:45

+5
2012...? how does that not make me wonder?

the forth reich in full affect ... *rolleyes*

codename47 - 2009-05-27 14:27:19

+3
that's so sad to see how the world changes into a place full of close-minded people that just want to take control over everything :(

CiSu - 2009-05-27 15:13:42

yeah dude you thinking right, the world is sad ...
when you arrive to Poland ? :D
a lot of smoke is waiting ;)

wheat - 2009-05-28 18:23:02

what a bitch man,shrooms now weed?

javier - 2009-05-29 01:27:47

this is fucking....bullshit, i need to get to amsterdam before this happens

Lev - 2009-06-01 19:12:01

+1
Horrible, but I've known this has been coming (from reading about it being planned for many months now).

I downloaded the PDF and didn't see a list of the coffeeshops being closed. Is such a list available now?

I just visited Amsterdam back in April and love a few couple shops and would hate to see them disappear (Route 99, Old Church, Basjoe, Popeyes). Are only big name stores staying open, or are the politicians keeping to what they claimed this was all about and only directly targeting coffeeshops they can prove have a connection to organized crime? I get the feeling, this was just a lot of hot air, and that when they get down to it, they will simply target smaller and less popular shops, or shops with a more alternative and less mainstream theme.

If a list is available, I'd love to see it.

And for those of you who aren't aware... As much as this does suck, this is nothing new. It's been going on for many years now. Many coffeeshops (I think it was like 80 something, wasn't it?) were closed because of being in a specific range of schools.

I get the feeling that the Netherlands government is really concerned with reshaping its image, and they know drug use is a big part of that (soft or not, politicians rarely take the time to know the difference, much less care).

perfectuse - 2009-06-02 10:44:25

+1
This needs a fuckin revolution right now!!!!

bob034 - 2009-06-03 20:41:36

Pues me parece supermal, ya que ahora con la crisis, no está la cosa como para mandar cerrar negocios, es mas, yo propongo una medida anticrisis para españa, legalizar la marihuana, ya que, si los ingleses vienen, a parte de la playa y el sol, es para poder beber en la caye, si además de poder beber, fuera legal el tener y consumir droga, esto se llenaria de turistas que, no solo vivirian de fumar marihuana, sino que estor llenarian hoteles y ayudarian a remontar el país, no suena serio, però es una propuesta muy buena, creo yo, si alguien lee este comentario que lo difunda por ahí, a ver si llega a oídos de los gobernantes y esto llega a ser serio...Adiós

99luftballoons - 2009-10-30 22:16:09

The Dutch are craven merchant sluts, when the Amsteradam Eldermen realize how much tax revenue they will lose this way they will back down like the filthy dogs they are with their tails between their unwashed legs.

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