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Did Mexico’s Supreme Court legalize marijuana?

When Mexico's Supreme Court makes a ruling, that doesn't resolve the issues. The next step is for the Supreme Court to notify Mexico's Congress of their decision and Congress will have 90-days to write legislation supporting the court's ruling.

The Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN) granted two more appeals on the use of marijuana, which established a jurisprudence by declaring that the absolute prohibition for the recreational use of marijuana is unconstitutional. That is, any citizen . . .

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