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Mercado negro de cannabis persiste pese a decisión de la Corte, advierten organizaciones Erick Ponce, presidente de GPIC, señaló necesario que los legisladores federales retomen la discusión de la Ley para la Regulación de la Cannabis Foto Roberto Hernández | El Sol de México Jacob Sánchez | El Sol de México Aunque se eliminó la prohibición al autoconsumo lúdico o recreativo de la mariguana, se mantiene el mercado negro alrededor de su comercialización, advierten organizaciones com...

Suman 11 las personas fallecidas tras el colapso de un edificio en Miami Autoridades locales señalan que a pesar del tiempo que ha transcurrido desde el colapso, aún es posible localizar supervivientes, por lo que se trabaja arduamente en las tareas de rescate Los rescatistas trabajan sin descanso día y noche en el edificio residencial en Surfside, Miami / Foto: AFP EFE y AFP La cifra de víctimas mortales del derrumbe parcial de un edificio de 12 plantas en Surfside (Miami-Dade, EU) se el...

Industria de la mariguana en México urge al Congreso aprobar regulación hace 2 min Planta de mariguana. Foto de EFE Empresas pertenecientes a la industria de la mariguana en México urgieron al Congreso aprobar la regulación del cannabis recreativo Distintas empresas de la Congreso mexicano a regular el cannabis recreativo luego de que la Suprema Corte tumbara la prohibición del consumo lúdico pero no de la comercialización. Aun con la declaratoria de la Suprema Corte, y ante los ret...

Several teens and young adults receive shots now that appointments are available for 16 and older On Tuesday vaccines started being given to people 16 and older in Riverside County. “I’m from Eastvale, California and I’m 16 years old," Hunter OBrien told News Channel 3. Hunter and his father, Jason OBrien wasted no time to get their vaccines. “This morning I read the news article that it had opened up for 16 and older and I jumped on the website immediately and within four minutes I was...

A Green Wave? Mexico’s Marijuana Market May Be Middling Lawmakers in Mexico are on the verge of legalizing marijuana, but economists and industry analysts warn against expecting much monetary benefit. A marijuana plant at a protest in favor of legalizing cannabis in September.Credit...Carlos Jasso/Reuters By Oscar Lopez March 12, 2021 MEXICO CITY — Mexico, a country carved up by cartels for decades, is poised to take a major step in drug policy. This week, the lower house of Congress ...

POLITICO The president doesn’t support legalizing weed. President Joe Biden attends the announcement of the members of his health team, including his pick for secretary of Health and Human Services Xavier Becerra, at the Queen Theater in Wilmington, Del. | Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images Link Copied Mexico is on the verge of creating the world’s largest legal marijuana market, a move that could pressure President Joe Biden to embrace weed, too. Mexico’s Chamber of Deputies passed landmark ...