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Santo Domingo.– The National Drug Council (CND) responded to the call for help made by former bartender and social promoter Julio López Santos, who recently shared his story through the digital platform De Último Minuto, where he expressed his desire to leave addictions behind and rebuild his life.
n” “nBy instructions of the CND president, Alejandro de Jesús Abreu, the institution coordinated immediate assistance for López Santos, facilitating his admission to a specialized center to receive comprehensive treatment for controlled substance use.
n” “nThe Directorate of Strategies in Care, Rehabilitation and Social Integration of the CND managed the transfer of the former bartender to the God is Faithful Restoration and Rehabilitation House Foundation, where he will remain under professional care, with psychological, therapeutic and social support during his recovery process.
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n” “nThe action represents a concrete response to the cry for help made by Julio López, who publicly recounted how addictions led him to a situation of vulnerability, after having been recognized years ago for his career as a bartender and for his social initiatives, including the promotion of peace, violence prevention, and environmental care.
n” “nWith this intervention, the National Drug Council reaffirms its commitment to rehabilitation, social reintegration, and support for individuals who decide to take the step toward a new opportunity in life.
n” “nJulio López had expressed his desire to recover and asked for a chance to start over, a goal he will now be able to pursue thanks to the support provided by the CND and the treatment he will receive at the rehabilitation center.
n” “nLópez’s story highlights the importance of addressing mental health, combating the stigma associated with addiction, and strengthening support networks for those seeking to leave drug use behind and fully reintegrate into society.
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