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Medical Cannabis Is Fully Legal In Mexico: Now What? Medical Cannabis Is Fully Legal In Mexico: Now What? There is now a much clearer roadmap towards conducting legal cannabis-related activities in Mexico. In our last post, we alerted you on the publication of the new Regulations on Sanitary Control for the Production, Research and Medical Use of Cannabis and Its Pharmacological Derivatives (the “Medical Regulations”). In this post, we provide an overview of what the Medical Regulations will address and what it potentially means to your business. As expected, the Medical Regulations deal ...

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MEXICO CITY (Sputnik) - The Mexican state of Nuevo Leon intends to begin negotiations with Russian representatives over the purchase of the Sputnik V vaccine against...

By Yucatan Times on January 9, 2021 Share Photo: Grupo Megamedia - Diario de Yucatan In 2020, 315 businesses were suspended for not complying with the rules against Covid. In this month, there are already six businesses that were sanctioned. MERIDA Yucatan (Megamedia) – Since March of last year, when the surveillance protocol began under decree 195/2020, 315 businesses have been temporarily suspended for non-compliance with prevention protocols. Covid-19 or for failing ...

Mexico today grants permission to use the Pfizer anticovid vaccine   MEXICO – The Federal Commission for the Protection against Sanitary Risks (Cofepris) will grant Pfizer today the registration of emergency use of its vaccine against Covid-19, making Mexico the sixth country to approve that formula. The first to approve it were the United Kingdom, Bahrain, Canada and Saudi Arabia, and yesterday it was pre-authorized in the United States. The decision of the Cofepris will be given after the recommendation in the neighboring country.   Mexico, the US to keep the border closed for another m...