I have done missionary work in Mexico a handful of times, and if there is any place that needs drug reform, it’s Mexico for sure.
Courtesy of The Joint Blog A new poll conducted by the Parametria Research Group has found that a strong majority of those in Mexico support the legalization of
By Phillip Smith Sen. Patrick Leahy (D-VT), head of the Senate Appropriations Committee, last week blocked the release of $95 million in funds destined to
Courtesy of The Joint Blog Mexico City’s Federal District City Council, and Mayor Miguel Mancera, announced recently that talks will begin in September regarding the potential reformation
While more and more Americans are aware that the War on Cannabis has had disastrous effects across our country, the detrimental effects prohibition has caused across the
By Allen St. Pierre, NORML Executive Director Our friends at High Times scored a really provocative and informative interview with Vicente Fox, the former president of Mexico, where Mr.
(Bernd Debusmann Jr. has lived and worked in his native Mexico for the last two years, most of it as a full-time freelancer for Reuters
Why The Capture of the Head of World’s Most Notorious Cartel Will Do Little to Stem Violence, Supply MEXICO CITY-The Mexican navy announced late Monday it
At a meeting with drug reform advocates in San Francisco, former Mexican President Vicente Fox expressed support for California’s efforts to legally regulate marijuana, medical
First International Summit on Legalization & Use San Francisco, Calif. – Dramatic alliances are developing in the cannabis industry. On the heels of a turning
Since the Mexican government initiated a military offensive against its country’s powerful drug cartels in December 2006, some 50,000 people have perished and the drugs
by Phillip Smith A deputy from Mexico’s left-leaning Democratic Revolutionary Party (PRD) Thursday introduced a bill (not yet posted) to legalize the use, cultivation, and
The Time For Peace Is Now – End The Failed War On Drugs Between August 12, and September 12, 2012 Law Enforcement Against Prohibition (LEAP)
Unprecedented Coalition of NY Organizations to Welcome Caravan with Vigil-March, Press Conference at City Hall, Action at HSBC Bank, and More Poet Javier Sicilia and
Javier Sicilia and other Victims from Mexico and United States to Make 6,000-mile Journey Through 20 Cities to Honor Lives Lost to Drug War, Culminating
As The Death Toll Continues To Rise In Mexico Obama Sticks To Failed Policies The fact that President Obama has yet to take any action
Growing Bi-National Coalition of U.S. and Mexican Organizations to Trek Across U.S. to Give Visibility to Victims of Failed Drug War on Both Sides of
After More Than 50,000 Prohibition-Related Deaths in 5 Years, Candidates Say Reducing Violence More Important Than Simply Seizing Drugs, Making Arrests Statement From DPA Executive
Toke Local By Chance Campbell This morning I bit into an apple, choked, and spat out the sticker. I left it on a coaster. Mid-morning,
The US prohibition of drugs has led to unprecedented levels of violence between warring cartels in Mexico and the US ‘War on Drugs’ has failed
In a just released special report, the prestigious Council on Foreign Relations has called on the US government to entertain serious drug reforms, including allowing
Coloring Between The Lines When When High One of the beautiful things about marijuana and art is it transcends all things; Age, sex, race is
