Articles tagged with "Uruguay"

Cannabis research in the U.S. could be getting easier, Arkansas and Massachusetts make strides toward legalization, and a New Mexico official is in hot water over delays to medical patients.

Representatives from Canada and Mexico are calling on the United Nations to give countries broad authority to regulate cannabis within their borders.

Arrest data paint an unflattering picture, the federal government criticizes its own handling of cannabis, and cannabis growers look to farmers for inspiration.

This week Uruguay announced the types of cannabis that will be available for sale to the public at approved legal pharmacies.

The DPA Reform Conference in Washington D.C. wrapped up over the weekend, with discussions turning towards Canada’s promise to legalize and the shelf life of cannabis prohibition.

This past week brought a whirlwind of excitement as Oregon opened dispensary doors to recreational consumers for the first time and Uruguay made a major announcement.

Cannabis-friendly booking places have been popping up to provide everything you could possibly need for your cannabis-inclusive vacation, from picturesque views to a supply of buds.

Uruguay’s President, José “Pepe” Mujica, is stepping down from office. Mujica leaves behind a grand legacy, including the first countrywide legalization of cannabis.

More and more states are pushing for decriminalization and, if all goes well, we could see federal framework for legalized cannabis nationwide before the end of the year.