Mexico’s Senate passed a bill that sets up the country for legal cannabis. However, now the bill is being analyzed by the Chamber of Deputies working out the kinks before their December 15th deadline. There’s still a bunch to work out including setting up the framework for the Mexican Institute for Cannabis Regulation and Control – which will be the Federal entity to dispense licenses and regulate the cannabis market.
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