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“We are very careful with our facts and presentation to the smokers getting the ‘right’ message out about Chinese cigar culture. I make it my job to have first-hand, from the-field-to-factory experience of the cigars on the shelves of my humidors,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych],” says Wang.
No stranger to world travel, including several years spent in South America and the Caribbean, Wang’s continual trips abroad keep her on top of the latest brands and tobacco techniques. A long love affair As Wang blogs,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], ladies and the leaf have actually never been too far apart. “Cigars [may be] regarded as [a] man’s toy, but the industry today is full of women … ranging from the most exclusive cigar rollers to tasters, tobacco growers and processors,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], professional sellers and bar girls.”
But Tejedor and his comrades are choosing the more active form of resistance. On Friday, the bar of his restaurant was crowded at lunchtime, and nearly every client, he says, was puffing away. Inspectors from the Health Ministry had been in the day before, taking notes,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], but he has yet to be fined. Even if he is, though,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], he says he’ll keep fighting.
“This is about rights,” he says. “Look in the constitution. As Spaniards, we have as much a right to smoke as not to smoke.” JAKARTA, 11 January 2011 (IRIN) Indonesia has a higher percentage of young smokers than any other country, but ignorance and a powerful tobacco lobby are making it difficult to stamp out nicotine addiction, say health workers and the government.
With a population of 230 million,wholesale marlboro cigarettes, Indonesia ranks third in the world according to the number of smokers, after China and India, whose respective populations are more than one billion, according to the former head of Indonesia’s Medical Association,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], Kartono Mohamad. While China and India may have more smokers given their larger populations, Indonesia has a higher prevalence among youngsters, he added. Public health campaigners are often critical of governments.
We argue that not enough is being done. We worry about the magnitude of the problems we face, the direct and indirect opposition, the slow pace of action,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], and the reluctance of politicians to give prevention the priority it merits. That has applied to tobacco more than to any other area of prevention since 1950, when a momentous report in the British Medical Journal by Sir Richard Doll and Sir Austen Bradford Hill demonstrated the lethal nature of smoking beyond any doubt.
Over those sixty years almost a million Australians have died because they smoked. While there has been steady progress, we have become all too used to expressing our concerns at the lack of action appropriate to the toll of preventable death and disease.