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    Mexico Opens Its Doors To The Commercialization Of Hemp
    Marijuana Politics

    Mexico opens its doors to the commercialization of Hemp

    Posted March 17, 2023

    Mexico has the necessary experience, natural resources, and workforce to become one of the largest producers of cannabis in the region. Last week, a significant milestone occurred in the cannabis space: Mexico’s Department of Health, known as Comisión Federal para la Protección contra Riesgos

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    Mexican farmers and drug cartels preparing for legal Marijuana Market in 2023
    Marijuana Politics

    Mexican farmers and drug cartels preparing for legal Marijuana Market in 2023

    Posted February 23, 2023

    Marijuana legalization has stalled in Mexico, but farmers and cartels are still making big plans to profit off a new market. Badiraguato - Every day at 5 a.m. Margarita, a 51-year-old farmer, jumps out of bed and lights a candle to St. Judas, a saint believed to listen to lost or almost impossible

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    https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/jan/05/mexican-authorities-recapture-drug-lord-el-chapo-son
    Marijuana Politics

    Sinaloa cartel launches violent response as Mexico recaptures El Chapo’s son

    Posted January 6, 2023

    Mexican authorities have captured Ovidio Guzmán, a son of incarcerated drugs kingpin Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán, prompting a furious response from cartel gunmen in the northern city of Culiacán. After a night of violence, gunmen exchanged fire with security forces, blocking roads with burning

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    Could legalisation of cannabis revolutionize Mexico’s economy?
    Marijuana Politics

    Could legalisation of Cannabis revolutionize Mexico’s economy?

    Posted January 5, 2023

    The pungent aroma of cannabis and the sound of dub music fill the air at a hacienda as about 150 smokers, users, growers, activists and business people gather for Mexico’s second annual Toquefest. In anticipation of the long-delayed legalisation of cannabis – after a number of supreme court

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    The Sinaloa Cartel's are borrowing ideas from California's dispensaries
    Medical Cannabis News

    The Sinaloa Cartel is borrowing ideas from California's dispensaries

    Posted December 28, 2022

    SINALOA - Someone walking around the Mexican city of Culiacán, the capital of Sinaloa state and home turf of the cartel of the same name, could be forgiven for thinking marijuana had been legalized. Ten years ago, weed was still being sold in dark alleys or delivered by shady dealers in old cars

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    “Weed Nuns” put faith in cannabis
    Medical Cannabis News

    “Weed Nuns” put faith in Cannabis

    Posted December 23, 2022

    For a group of women living in a commune in a remote area of California near Yosemite, marijuana is a religion. The self-proclaimed “Sisters of the Valley,” also nicknamed the Weed Nuns, are a group of feminist healers who grow, harvest and produce their own line of cannabis products. They don’t

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    The Sinaloa Cartel is losing its marijuana business, and El Chapo's sons are going after the 'premium weed' market to make up for it
    Marijuana Politics

    The Sinaloa Cartel is losing its Marijuana Business, and El Chapo's sons are going after the 'premium weed' market to make up for it

    Posted December 14, 2022

    Culiacán - The Sinaloa Cartel wants to take back a business that had long belonged to it but has been lost to producers in US over the past decade. As more and more US states legalize marijuana for recreational use, Mexico's biggest drug cartel is trying to corner the legal weed market in Mexico

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    The End of (Illegal) Marijuana: What It Means for Criminal Dynamics in Mexico
    Recreational Marijuana News

    The End of (Illegal) Marijuana: what it means for criminal dynamics in Mexico

    Posted December 8, 2022

    Marijuana legalization has expanded greatly across the United States, the primary destination for illicit drugs produced in Mexico. Today, two-thirds of the US population now has legal access to medicinal or recreational marijuana and the DEA says the majority of the marijuana its anti-drug

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