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The article states that people will not be arrested for possession, but says nothing about sale. It sounds like this wouldn't allow Amsterdam style "coffee sho
by quantumhobbit 17y ago
The article states that people will not be arrested for possession, but says nothing about sale. It sounds like this wouldn't allow Amsterdam style "coffee shops" only allow the police to ignore minor infractions as they apparently already do.
- huhtenberg 17y agoShops is the next logical step if they want to tax this activity (and I am sure they do).
- nico 17y agoOn this article: - http://www.tribunalatina.com/es/notices/mexico_despenaliza_la_posesion_de_drogas_para_uso_personal_18053.php http://www.tribunalatina.com/es/notices/mexico_despenaliza_l... It says: Según la nueva ley, los policías estatales y federales podrán poner trampas a los vendedores mediante la compra de narcóticos y lograr la detención de los responsables de su tráfico. Which translates to (google translator is good!): "Under the new law, federal and state police may set traps to sellers through the purchase of drugs and to arrest those responsible for trafficking." So you are right, no "coffee shops" or anything like it.