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adults reached an estimated 14 percent in 2017, the lowest level ever

Torch lighters are not allowed as a carry-on item or as a checked bag item

The country legalized medical cannabis in 2016, and by 2025, it is expected to join other Latin American countries like Uruguay and Mexico in legalizing cannabis for recreational use

Some are concerned about how hard the ban will be to enforce, or that corrupt police officers could use it to force bribes

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