Name: Pot activists fired up over Mexico's slow reform
Uploaded: 2020-11-07T19:10:29.000Z
Duration: 1 min 31 s
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smooth through the air outside Mexico Senate building as protesters lined up in a garden run by activists who want legalized marijuana use.

Mexico's Supreme Court last year ruled that laws prohibiting cannabis use were unconstitutional, but the court set a deadline for the government October 2019.

Over a year later, the government is used to draft legislation that would formally legalized marijuana.

This in action sparked activists like Jesus Rivera to protest outside the Senate.

It's a real shame and embarrassment that senators have not being able to make marijuana legislation happen.

Their job is to legislate and protect our rights, and in a year and a half they haven't done it.

It's not worth asking for more time because our rights continued to be violated.

The constitution continues to be violated.

There continues to be a problem constitutionally.

The cannabis seeds were sown in the garden in February, and people are allowed to smoke for 30 minutes at a time.

Police appeared to be turning a blind eye, but it's unclear how long this will last.

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