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AMLO's Magic Potions: Decriminalizing Traditional Mexican Medicine

Read about President AMLO's morning conference where he discussed decriminalizing traditional medicine, intensifying missing persons search efforts, and more. Get the latest updates on Mexico's political landscape.

Mexicanist

Jun 6, 2023 — 4 min read

President López Obrador announces plans to decriminalize traditional Mexican medicine, highlighting its importance as the original medicine of the country.

In his morning conference, President Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO) addressed several key issues, outlining his administration's plans and responding to recent developments. From decriminalizing traditional medicine to intensifying the search for missing persons, AMLO's unwavering commitment to his promises took center stage.

Decriminalizing Traditional Mexican Medicine

With a touch of nostalgia for Mexico's rich heritage, President López Obrador expressed his intent to decriminalize the practice of traditional medicine. Recognizing it as the original medicine of the country, he emphasized the need to preserve and honor this essential aspect of Mexican culture. AMLO's dedication to empowering traditional healers and practitioners resonated with those who cherish the wisdom passed down through generations.

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