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Albuquerque is poised to make it much harder for smoke shops and cannabis dispensaries to open, with a new city council bill doubling buffer zones to 1,320 feet between shops—and adding new restrictions like banning drive-throughs at nicotine stores. Critics call the move based on “unfounded fears” and say it stifles business growth without evidence, while supporters tie it to healthier communities. The bill advances despite pushback, with existing businesses grandfathered in—but not allowed to reopen if they close. This vote could reshape the city’s retail landscape.

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