The Federal Supreme Court unanimously recognised the right to march for the legalisation of marijuana, so that demonstrators and speakers could no longer be treated as advocating drug use. Ribeiro writes that after the ruling the experiences of patients and their families could be heard openly, and the stories of children with epilepsy treated with cannabis began to reach newspapers and television.[1]
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References
- The Flowers of Good: The Science and the History of Marijuana LiberationSidarta Ribeiro · Soft Skull Press · 2026 · chapter 2, “Brazil Is Still Lagging, but It’s Making Progress” · ISBN 9781593768119
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