Tuesday, January 25, 2011

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minors between drug dealing and drug use

TREVISO - When it comes to the reality of detention must also be able to read reports of crime that are spread by the media: the least surprised by the police on duty with three thousand euro and a dozen bags of drugs in the pockets certainly be arrested, tried and imprisoned nell'Ipm, but the discussion is not can stranded here. Charge any liability to the child, ask how much it will cost to the community segregated in an institution and, in the case of an alien, whether or not it send it back to his country of origin, lead perhaps to eliminate one of the many of the evil called buboes drugs, but the brand will remain in our house, because his heart is an army of young teenagers who, within our families, having no valid points of reference, trying to fill the gap by resorting to drugs. A situation which is not surprising if among the parents there are those who make or made use of particular substances. Behind every child there are always adults.
The problem is not to eliminate the drug dealer, who can always be replaced. The real problem is to prevent the use of drugs is to stop the hemorrhage of money to pay for the toxicity to the blast. But it is difficult to talk about toxic when those who use drugs refuse to identify themselves as such. Here I report, in this regard, the opinion of Dr.. Daniele Corbetta, director of Ceis of Treviso (the interview is included in the book " Liberi reclusi ").

Dott. Corbetta, di che dati dispone sui minori del Triveneto e l’uso delle droghe ?
Non ci sono dati precisi, anche perché l’uso e l’abuso di sostanze è diventato talmente diffuso e trasversale, che tantissimi soggetti, e tra questi molti minori, non sono identificabili. Non è una risposta vaga ed ha un suo significato solamente contestualizzando il fenomeno ai giorni nostri.

Mi può fare un accenno sulla storia della diffusione del fenomeno droga in Italia ?
Negli anni Ottanta il concetto di droga era associato all’eroina. Non era un mercato grandissimo, but made it a lot, since the drug they needed the substance every day. Gone are the heroic days of the early and early Sert, has lowered the guard in both cultural and organizational system of enforcement and prevention.
It then forms a new form of consumption towards the end of the nineties, with the introduction of cocaine in a widespread and "popular." The drug is no longer seen as a sign of discomfort and alienation, but as a tool for socializing, for fun, for sex, and even to work harder. The drug
as "doping" it knows a great success, and today, with prices all can afford, is also lower among customers, who can buy it with "pocket money" per week with their parents. As is clear from a study done on the use of alcohol and substance than the economic possibilities of the customer, who has, for example, less than fifty euro per month, he abstains from drugs or consume alcohol only, who has more than a hundred euro to months ago to use alcohol and marijuana, and over one hundred and fifty euro to get cocaine ...

The world is changing, evolving rapidly, and today the mass distribution is done via internet .
The speed of the network, with new proposals for substances often unknown to the same insiders, makes it more difficult for law enforcement and knowledge, facilitating the spread of mass. Even consumption patterns change and adapt to the times.
mean?
Gone are the eighties and nineties: the new millennium approaches, styles and meanings are different. We live normally integrated in its context and then, when you want, you choose to get a profound alteration becomes almost a consumer ... "aware" if we can define it. Just go in the various hospital Emergency Room to see that there are no more opiate overdoses, but they face situations where, although it is clear the state of alteration, it remains unknown substance that caused it. No one is an addict, maybe because the parents themselves consume drugs and psychotropic drugs as if it were a natural thing.
Now the attempt by the traditional market is to put back into the "old" heroine, promoting it as a substance to be "smoking", to create stable customers in the future. This is already happening under the eyes of all. [...]
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Dr. Daniele Corbetta speaking at the presentation of the book "Free imprisoned" February 15, 2011, at 20:30, at the library in Montebelluna Zanetti.

Monday, January 17, 2011

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Library Zanetti, Free inmates

Tuesday, February 15, 2011, at 20:30, at the library Zanetti Montebelluna Square in Oberkochen 27, will be presented on my book titled "Free inmates. Stories of juvenile detainees."

attend:

Danilo Zanetti, editor and writer

Daniele Corbetta, director of Ceis Treviso

Paggiarino Alfonso, director of the Criminal Juvenile Treviso


Ingresso libero

Info: Libreria Zanetti, tel e fax 0423609608 - http://www.libreriazanetti.it/

Il volume è reperibile anche presso la libreria Lovat di VILLORBA.

Saturday, January 15, 2011

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SAN FIOR - Circa ottanta persone hanno partecipato all'incontro culturale promosso dall'Amministrazione comunale e dalla Parrocchia sul carcere di Treviso, e svoltosi presso la sala polifunzionale del Municipio in piazza Marconi.

After an introduction

Louis Tonetto councilor and a greeting from Mayor Gaston Martorel, I took the floor to present the pastoral activity carried out by Pedro Zardo Treviso inside the prison and also to talk about the reality of ' penal institution for minors, adjacent to the jail more.

[ In photos: The assessor Louis Tonetto (left) and the parish priest, Father Claudio Carniel ]

They then took the floor Zardo Don Pedro and Dr. John Borsato.
[ In this photo, from left to right: John Borsato, Pedro Zardo, Gastone Martorel (Mayor of San Fior), Luigi Tonetto (aassessore alle politiche giovanili) e don Claudio Carniel ]

E' seguito un interessante e costruttivo dibattito col pubblico presente in sala e la serata, infine, si è conclusa con una riflessione del parroco don Claudio Carniel.
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I volumi di Pietro Zardo, " Condannati a vivere. La quotidianità dei detenuti del carcere di Treviso raccontata dal suo cappellano ", ed. Ogm 2009, euro dieci, e Carlo Silvano, " Liberi reclusi. Storie di minori detenuti ", edizioni del noce 2011, euro dieci, si possono acquistare anche inviando una email a centrostudipaoli@libero.it