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Marijuana consumers accuse Mexican Senate of leaving regulation in limbo

RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - About 100 marijuana consumers and activists marched this Saturday, May 1, in Mexico's capital to accuse Mexican senators of leaving in limbo the law that regulates the legal consumption of marijuana in this country.

The Mexican Congress had until April 30 to regulate the recreational consumption of marijuana after the Supreme Court of Justice (SCJN) declared its prohibition unconstitutional in 2019.

The so-called "Peaceful Cannabis Walk" went from the Mexican Senate facilities, where activists and consumers have maintained a sit-in for more than a year, to reach the Zócalo plaza and set . . .

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