Editorial: What do you think the company to phenomena connected with the use of drugs and alcohol? / ¿Qué piensa la sociedad ante fenómenos relacionados con el uso de drogas y alcohol?
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En la actualidad es común asistir con cierto estupor a noticias tales como “durante el fin de semana perecen 32 ó 39 personas, siendo 21 de ellas, personas menores de 25 años en accidentes de tráfico”. Este titular, cogido al azar de un diario, se repite hasta la saciedad casi todos los fines de semana, pero haciendo especial hincapié en que de éstos fallecidos, un elevado porcentaje había consumido bebidas alcohólicas. En concreto en el ejemplo que nos ocupa era de casi el 37% de ellos.
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