VOICED : Mexico Aplazan debate sobre legalizacion de marihuana

The Supreme Court of Mexico has delayed the debate on legalizing recreational marijuana use, requiring more time to analyze the case. This issue, driven by a citizen club's initiative, is significant in a country affected by drug-related violence. The delay in regulation has led to numerous deaths and suffering. Previous initiatives for legalization have failed, and President Enrique Peña Nieto opposes drug legalization. In contrast, Uruguay and Chile have made strides in legalizing marijuana.

What was the reason for the Supreme Court of Mexico to delay the marijuana legalization debate?

• They needed more time to analyze the case.

• They were waiting for a new government.

• They were waiting for public opinion.

• They were influenced by international pressure.

What has been one of the consequences of Mexico's delay in legalizing marijuana?

• Increased tourism

• Economic growth

• Numerous deaths and family suffering

• Improved healthcare

What has prevented the regulation of cannabis in Mexico according to the transcript?

• Lack of public support

• Insufficient legislative action

• International laws

• Economic constraints

Which Latin American country legalized the sale and distribution of marijuana in 2013?

• Mexico

• Brazil

• Chile

• Uruguay

What is President Enrique Peña Nieto's stance on drug legalization?

• He supports it.

• He is neutral.

• He opposes it.

• He has not commented on it.