Mexico Cannabis Legalization on the Bubble
Mexico, the next Latin American country on the brink of legalization. Mexico City bustles with fluid nightlife. In the Zona Rosa, gay, bisexual and straight
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Mexico, the next Latin American country on the brink of legalization. Mexico City bustles with fluid nightlife. In the Zona Rosa, gay, bisexual and straight
Sen. Patrick Leahy (D-VT), head of the Senate Appropriations Committee, last week blocked the release of $95 million in funds destined to help Mexico...
“My aim to come to Europe was to further my education. Not to be selling,” Patrick says, waving off the benches of weed dealers around Görlitzer Park.
Unlike other countries, including the US, Kiwi lawmakers have responded not by attempting to ban synthetics out of existence, but by moving to regulate them
The good doctor wants to legalize marijuana, as well as other psychotropic plants that have been used for hundreds of years such as peyote and ayahuasca.
The Mexico City Federal District city council and Mayor Miguel Mancera announced that debates would begin in September covering cannabis legalization.
Marcussen also said the Greens do not view hard drug users as criminals and that decriminalizing drug possession would increase the public health.
In the meantime, Uruguay isn't waiting, and there is little the UN anti-drug agencies can do about except shout from their bully pulpits.
Wednesday featured sign-waving crowds dancing to reggae music outside the Congress building and dozens of legalization supporters filling the galleries.
For more info about efforts to legalize cannabis in Uruguay, contact the Drug Policy Alliance coordinator for South America.
Last week, the Knights unleashed attacks on federal police in the state, resulting in the deaths of 20 cartel members and two federal police officers.
Morocco is considering marijuana legalization to draw in investments, reduce trade deficit and "pacify inhabitants of a historically restive region."
This year’s conference is taking place in Denver, Colorado, where the drug policy reform landscape has just recently changed dramatically.
Canada's opposition Liberal Party head Justin Trudeau has called for the legalization of marijuana.
CO and WA are already on their paths to legalization. The next wave of states can learn, not just from Denver and Olympia, but from the Dutch pioneers too.
High Times scored a really provocative and informative interview with Vicente Fox, the former president of Mexico
Dying for the Truth serves purposes beyond scaring the hell out of people. Once you get past the imagery, you have a narrative of Mexico's drug wars.
"He is the most sadistic drug capo in Mexico," said George Grayson, a professor of politics and an expert on the Zetas cartel.