After a soldier died falling in the hospital courtyard in delirium attributed to marijuana on 21 May, the army reiterated the ban on bringing marijuana, cards and alcohol into the military hospital.[1] Newspapers reported years of fights and accidents there despite searches of visitors, and officers turned out to be the smugglers.[1] The same year the military in Oaxaca ordered the plant rooted out and its pharmacy sale suppressed after desertions and attacks blamed on marijuana.[1]
Listed for context. No score change is recorded for Mexico here.
References
- Home Grown: Marijuana and the Origins of Mexico's War on DrugsIsaac Campos · University of North Carolina Press · 2012 · Chapter 'People, Environments, and Degeneration', printed pp. 136–137; May 1882 hospital death and reiterated ban, officers smuggling, Oaxaca measures · ISBN 9780807835388
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