translated from Spanish: This is what is proposed the initiative of Morena about the legalization of marijuana

city of Mexico-Olga Sanchez Cordero, Senator of Morena, published in the Parliamentary Gazette a proposed law to legalize marijuana for recreational purposes, in the that it is proposed to create a regulated market.
The initiative proposes the creation of the Mexican Institute of regulation and Control of Cannabis, a decentralized public body of the Ministry of health, which would issue the rules and licenses, would also oversee the production, import, export and marketing of marijuana. It would also be responsible for drawing up an anonymous registry of consumers.
The initiative proposes that each person can have up to 20 marijuana plants in bloom, provided it does not exceed an output of 480 grams per year.
Similarly, the issuance of a special permit is considered to produce more grass when you suffer any health condition.
If accepted the initiative, marijuana could be smoked in public spaces, except for those that are 100% free of tobacco smoke.
The General Law for the regulation and Control of Cannabis initiative also includes the issuance of licenses for the production of marijuana cooperatives composed at least two and a maximum of 150 people. The limit of production would also be 480 grams of cannabis per person and any surplus should be donated to research institutions.
As regards marketing, the initiative would authorize the issuance of licenses to produce marijuana for medical purposes, recreational and industrial, and establishes measures for export.
The proposal would prohibit marketing of edible products of cannabis, or its mixture with other substances. For sale to the public, permits to open stores would be issued, but they can only offer marijuana and its derivatives.
In the case of industrial production, the proposal provides for the issuance of licenses for cultivation, storage, transportation and marketing. In all cases, it would be forbidden to advertise the marijuana, sell it or give it to children.
In terms of sanctions, dealt with reprimands, fines, suspension or cancellation of licences, community work and arrest for up to 36 hours.
Among the prohibitions contemplated Bill is driving any vehicle, handle equipment or dangerous machinery under the influence of cannabis with information: process

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