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They Propose Raising the Minimum Age for Selling Tobacco in Chile to 21 Years
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The House of Deputies received the bill (Bulletin No. 17.762-11). The initiative amends Law No. 19.419, regulating tobacco-related activities, to raise the minimum age for the sale and delivery of tobacco products and their accessories to 21 years. The bill was substantiated by highlighting the serious health risks that cigarette represents. Among the arguments put forward is that “cigarette causes damage to almost all organs of the body” and is…
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