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Thursday, January 18 2024, 7.23am

Since its first mention in Diario de Ibiza in August 1996, ayahuasca’s story in Spain, especially in Ibiza, has been marked by numerous arrests linked to criminal activities and public health concerns. Key events include a 2011 arrest of a tattoo artist for ayahuasca possession and the 2014 World Ayahuasca Conference in Ibiza. The brew’s legal status has been contentious, with trials challenging its legality. Despite being linked to a death in 2015, ayahuasca is noted for its cultural and spiritual value. Health risks have been highlighted, yet interest persists, exemplified by a 2023 TEDxDaltVila talk on its potential. For the full article, please visit Diario de Ibiza website here.

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