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Argentina and Mexico have taken significant steps towards decriminalising drugs amid a growing Latin American backlash against the US-sponsored “war on drugs”.
Argentina’s supreme court has ruled it unconstitutional to punish people...
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Vincent
Sep 1 2009
Mexico City,
Mexico
Wow! Mexico needed this big time. Now hopefully, people will not be killed in Mexico in drug war.
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(Global Perspectives)
Except decriminalization won't stop the violence and the corruption. I know decriminalization seems like a solution to the problem while still feeling morally superior but real changes wont start to take effect until it is allowed to be sold legally.
(Global Perspectives)
I wonder what it means, if in 5 - 10 years of decriminalization, we suddenly see Mexico's violent crimes, incarcerations, medical costs, etc. go down. I wonder what the anti-legalization folks in the U.S. would say to that. Of course, I also wonder what happens if there's no change at all, and what the pro-legalization folks would say.
(Global Perspectives)
wow, this is going to improve Mexico, a lot. Less money funneling to organized crime, less money, less resources of police. More resources put to productive things.
I see a boost to their economy in a bit.
I see a boost to their economy in a bit.
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