Mexico next

[Sir X]

The Mexican Supreme Court opened the door to legalizing marijuana on Wednesday, delivering a pointed challenge to the nation’s strict substance abuse laws and adding its weight to the growing debate in Latin America over the costs and consequences of the war against drugs.

The vote by the court’s criminal chamber declared that individuals should have the right to grow and distribute marijuana for their personal use. While the ruling does not strike down current drug laws, it lays the groundwork for a wave of legal actions that could ultimately rewrite them, proponents of legalization say.


http://www.nytimes.com/2015/11/05/wo...na-ruling.html

[Don1]

The Mexican Supreme Court opened the door to legalizing marijuana on Wednesday, delivering a pointed challenge to the nation’s strict substance abuse laws and adding its weight to the growing debate in Latin America over the costs and consequences of the war against drugs.

The vote by the court’s criminal chamber declared that individuals should have the right to grow and distribute marijuana for their personal use. While the ruling does not strike down current drug laws, it lays the groundwork for a wave of legal actions that could ultimately rewrite them, proponents of legalization say.


http://www.nytimes.com/2015/11/05/wo...na-ruling.html

OK...Prices on the Weed Xchange just collapsed

[Islandman]

Which won't be a bad thing if you are looking to create derivative products.

Will be interesting to see what comes of this initiative that Casserly is leading with Henry Lowe. I see dat him election-proof himself, having both PJ and Seaga pon the board!

http://jamaica-gleaner.com/article/b...dicanja-market

[Don1]

Which won't be a bad thing if you are looking to create derivative products.

Will be interesting to see what comes of this initiative that Casserly is leading with Henry Lowe. I see dat him election-proof himself, having both PJ and Seaga pon the board!

http://jamaica-gleaner.com/article/b...dicanja-market

true dat

[Mosiah]

Casserly declined to name the six products awaiting approval. However, Medicanja had unveiled a number of products last year, which the company said were designed to treat and manage some 84 maladies overall - Ganja Relief, Ganja Salve, Ganjaflam, Ganja Col, Ganja Rub, Ganja Pain, Ganja Sure. Those products were then said to be market-ready and only awaiting regulatory approval.

Medicanja also spoke of future products that would include Ganja Viz, a glaucoma eye drop aimed at regulating inner ocular eye pressure; Ganja Derm, a transdermal pain medication patch; Ganja Vit, a cannabis multivitamin tonic; Ganja Tabs comprising cannabis CBD tablets; and Ganja Tea, a cannabis leaf tea.

How mi nuh see ntn fi...yuh know...cho!

[Don1]

How mi nuh see ntn fi...yuh know...cho!

But ah wha dis Faada....yuh start flop my yute???