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Legal Marijuana in Mexico: Ending the Failed 'Wars on Drugs'

Is marijuana legal in Mexico? Grizzle examines the growing support for marijuana legalization as the government tries ending their failed war on drugs. #cannabis #legalization Read the full article

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When #Mexican politics makes more sense than everything on Fox News #MexicanElection

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People votes are bought with the promise of shopping cards, cement, shirts, caps, et cetera. As this video demonstrates, the organizers deny they did anything wrong. They deny they gave any food, any cards or anything in exchange for votes. However, the videographer just recorded several people that received handouts in the form of food, apparel or other elements. PRI is as corrupt as mobsters, and they take advantage of poor people. The ones that stand against this party are abused and intimidated, often imprisoned or killed.

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A lady confronts a group of PRI members (handlers) as they're giving away cement in poor neighborhoods in return for votes. Poor people feel that if they can receive some cement for their homes, that should be enough for a vote. However, the cement will not be given to the people until after the election. It would be great to hear whether these people received their cement or no. You can see the PRI handlers also known as PRI Mafia getting in touch with the police or mobsters to get there as soon as they can. Usually these are the tactics mobs and organized crime use. Subdue the poor, subdue the people.

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The following video show one of the tactics to buy votes by the PRI group and Enrique Peña Nieto. Police and PRI members intimidate that the videographer should stop videotaping. More corruption?