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Latin American Countries Struggle with More Shame Around Addiction than North Americans - California Business Journal
Mexico has experienced notable trends in substance use and addiction. Between 2002 and 2011, the annual rate of illicit drug use in Mexico increased by 87%. This surge underscores the growing challenge of substance use within the country. In 2017, the National Commissioner Against Addictions, Manuel Mondragón y Kalb said that 880,800 Mexican adolescents have used illegal drugs, a 125% increase over the 395,000 adolescents since 2011. While fenta…
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