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2025, Number 1

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Salud Mental 2025; 48 (1)

Legislation: Plant vs. Drug

Pellicer F
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Enacting laws that impact everyone’s health is an obligation of the modern state. It is a highly nuanced, idealistic mandate, involving a legislative and technical path riddled with pitfalls and therefore fraught with danger. This is precisely what has happened with the legislative process to ensure legal certainty regarding the use, production, transportation, and marketing of the two forms of marijuana and its alkaloids: “medicinal” and “recreational.”
This is where the problem and what I have called the socio-legislative struggles begin. Complaints were raised about the announcement by the government, when it submitted a bill amending the General Health Act and the Federal Penal Code (Opinion of the United Commissions of Justice and Health of the Minutes with a Draft Decree issuing the Federal Act for the Regulation of Cannabis and amending and adding various provisions of the General Health Act and the Federal Penal Code, 2021) to legalize marijuana for medicinal and therapeutic uses, in addition to enabling scientific research on the latter.


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Salud Mental. 2025;48