Mexico
Mexico Misses a Major Cannabis Reform Deadline: Here’s Why and What Might Be Next
Legislators were working under a Supreme Court mandate to regulate in a way that promotes a new legal industry and curbs an old illegal one. Now they’re scrambling to regroup.
Mexican lawmakers continue working toward cannabis regulations
Senator Julio Menchaca Salazar said his bill was meant to complement the other nine under consideration.
Mexico’s Supreme Court Orders Lawmakers to Regulate Medical Cannabis
The new ruling adds mounting pressure on Mexican lawmakers, who, despite the legalization of medical cannabis in 2017, have not created a pathway for patient access.
Mexico’s Historic Opportunity to Get Cannabis Right
Under a Supreme Court order to legalize and regulate the drug, the country is holding a big civic discussion about exactly how best to do that.
Mexican Lawmakers Push Public Health, Discourage For-Profit Sales, In Cannabis Forum
International community has “condemnation for countries that have opted for a complete legalization of marijuana,” INCB member says.
As the Country Prepares to Regulate Cannabis, Mexico Looks Abroad
Members of the Mexican Senate will soon grapple with three initiatives to regulate the “non-medicinal consumption of cannabis.”
Interview with Former President of Mexico Vicente Fox: “Trump Should Go for Legalization”
Fox, who is now the director of a Canadian cannabis company in Colombia, shared his thoughts on the future of the cannabis industry in the Americas.
Mexico Inches Toward Legal Cannabis
Case by case, a team of lawyers chips away at prohibition, and a new president may soon take a swing.
Will Mexico’s New Leader Reshape Its Drug Policies?
López Obrador has dropped hints of big reforms in the recent past. Now the rubber hits the road
