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Buildings on Paseo de la Reforma, Mexico City. Urban context photograph; it does not show the congressional session.Context photograph
Legislation/Mexico

“Ley Centinela”: the initiative bringing the bracelet into Mexico City’s legislative debate

The name appears in ANIDICE communications and news coverage, linking venue prevention with proposed criminal-law changes. Mexican newspaper 24 Horas reported that PVEM legislators handed out CENTINELA® wristbands at bars and restaurants in Mexico City. The outreach accompanied legislative proposals presented by the party’s parliamentary leader, Jesús Sesma.

24 Horas · Rodrigo Cerezo·Original date: 22 May 2025
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A tower of Morelia Cathedral, Michoacán. Context photograph of the state capital; it does not document the parliamentary agreement.Context photograph
Legislation/Mexico

Michoacán passes a resolution calling for a CENTINELA® wristband pilot

Legislative Agreement 171 requests free distribution, municipal participation and awareness activities. On 21 May 2025, Michoacán’s state legislature passed a resolution urging a pilot programme to prevent spiking. Quadratín reported 25 votes in favour of the proposal introduced by Sandra Arreola and Juan Antonio Magaña de la Mora.

Quadratín Michoacán · Dalia Villegas Moreno·Original date: 21 May 2025
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A cup with a lid and straw. Thematic photograph taken in Bengaluru, India; it does not show a California venue or certify this product’s protection.Context photograph
Legislation/United States

California adds drink lids to Type 48 venue requirements

AB 2375 expands the measures applying to these premises. ABC’s April 4, 2025 advisory announced that California’s Type 48 licensees would have to provide a drink lid on request from July 1. Their prominently displayed signs also needed updating to tell customers lids were available.

California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control·Original date: 4 Apr 2025
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