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The archbishop of one of the most historically Catholic areas in all the Americas is making a plea to drug traffickers to repent and release the Mexican people from their ministry of death. …
read moreBishop Faustino Armendáriz Jiménez of Matamoros expressed his indignation after a priest and three parish workers were beaten and robbed by military officials. Father Guadalupe Barbosa Cruz, …
read moreThere is not a single scientific report that has proven that the recreational use of marijuana offers any benefits, says an expert in systemic-relational psychotherapy. Italy was recently …
read moreBenedict XVI received in audience the president of Mexico and discussed emigration, indigenous peoples, and the battle against violence and drug trafficking. The Pope and the Mexican leader …
read moreThe controversial practice of using marijuana for medical purposes suffered a legal defeat Monday. In a 6-3 decision the U.S. Supreme Court upheld the federal government's power to ban the …
read moreThe controversial practice of using marijuana for medical purposes suffered a legal defeat Monday. In a 6-3 decision the U.S. Supreme Court upheld the federal government's power to ban the …
read moreOn June 25 the Austria-based U.N. Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) issued its annual report on illicit drug use. According to the two-volume World Drug Report 2004, about 3% of the world's …
read morePromoters of marijuana have had some recent victories. The British Parliament voted in favor of reclassifying its use from a Class B drug to Class C. This means those caught with marijuana …
read moreThe controversy over marijuana for medical treatment came into focus again this week as a court case got under way in California. Ed Rosenthal, who promotes the use of marijuana, went on trial …
read moreBritish Home Secretary David Blunkett announced this week to the House of Commons that marijuana would be reclassified from a Class B to a Class C drug, reported BBC on Wednesday. Blunkett …
read morePressure is increasing on governments to relax laws on drug use. Several countries recently moved in this direction. In October, British authorities decided that possession of marijuana will …
read moreA Canadian doctors group is fearful about new regulations that allow people suffering from terminal illness and chronic painful conditions to smoke marijuana legally. The new rules, the first …
read moreCampaigns to legalize marijuana continue in a number of countries. The Canadian Medical Association Journal, for instance, argued in a recent editorial that possession of limited amounts of …
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