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The Brazilian Congress will soon consider a bill that would not only increase penalties for drug trafficking but also call for the forced treatment of addicts across the vast country. Health Minister Alexandre Padilha warned at the time that the number of drug addicts in Brazil had increased tenfold between and The addiction crisis has created powerful drug gangs, a surge in violent crime and prostitution.

Isabel Campos, a health worker who seeks to help crackheads in the neighborhood, told NPR: "They're here all day, smoking crack. Inside, two addicts lay on sofas, oblivious to the police presence. Melted plastic cups, used to smoke the drug, littered the floor. A sudden volley of automatic fire signals the demise of one local gang member, gunned down by police further up the hill.

Still the addicts snooze. I believe that out of every addicts, five will hear the word and manage not to use crack any more. That is a victory. Society is lost.

Society thinks these people have no future. In saving five lives we are victorious.