Articles tagged with "mexico"

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Mexico is making moves on cannabis, with medical regulations expected in coming months and even the possibility of decriminalization later this year.

In a dramatic policy shift, President Andrés Manuel López Obrador admits that ‘prohibition is unsustainable.’ He thinks ending it will better protect public health.

Products including gummies, capsules, topicals, and even an infused energy drink will be available to consumers and medical patients—no prescription necessary.

A week after Mexico’s Supreme Court struck down prohibition, a senator has submitted a bill to legalize cannabis and allow its commercial sale.

Leafly interview: Historian Isaac Campos says Mexico has a new role in the world—as a drug reform leader.

The change leaves Mexico in a strange spot. Prohibition is technically over, yet nothing has replaced it.

In a historic ruling, the high court says adults have a ‘fundamental right to personal development,’ which includes the choice to enjoy cannabis.