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Activists are camped in front of the Mexican Senate because they worry the cannabis legislation being considered will favor big corporations.
March 23, 2020 at 06:03 PM
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Latin America Correspondent
Since early February, and despite the spread of COVID-19, cannabis activists have been camped out in tents in front of the Mexican Senate, hoping to persuade Mexican lawmakers to pass legislation that favors self-cultivation.
They are there because they believe the proposal on the table being considered by the Mexican Senate is too conservative and favors industry over small producers.
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