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Secondary Trauma in Small Communities

Article 4 — An Injury That Resembles Another

Why this injury is difficult to distinguish from PTSD.

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Secondary Trauma in Small Communities

Article 3 — Demonstrated, Inferred, and Disputed

Separates proof from hypothesis before asking anything of the reader.

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Secondary Trauma in Small Communities

Article 2 — What Two Regulators Concluded

The firmest ground in this series — what the FDA and EMA concluded about mefloquine.

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Secondary Trauma in Small Communities

Article 1 — Why This Series Exists

States the project's question, method, and limits.

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Secondary Trauma in Small Communities

Secondary Trauma in Small Communities: About This Series

A household in a small community lived through a prolonged crisis. This series asks what the surrounding community may have absorbed — and whether anything from that period is still being carried by those who witnessed it.

Personal Narrative

The Quiet Yes

I learned who the bad men were within weeks. I never reported them. Eleven per cent of Mexico's municipalities record no violence against women at all.

Mexico: Lo de Marcos

The Beach Town Where Silence Is the Cartel’s Best Weapon

Inside Lo de Marcos, Nayarit, where peace is curated and the rules are unspoken. A first-hand account of how silence works in a cartel-adjacent town.

Mexico: Lo de Marcos

Bribery in Cartel‑Adjacent Poverty — Coercion, Community Impact, and Reporting Challenges

How small payments become coercive power in cartel-adjacent Mexico, what that does to a community, and why it is so rarely reported.

Mexico: Lo de Marcos

The Unrefusable Payment

Start with a small sum and a person who cannot afford to refuse it. Coercion, community and the limits of reporting in cartel-adjacent Mexico.

Institutional Failure

One Tablet

He was young and excited, only four years into the military and heading into his first deployment. On 20 September 1999 he came ashore with Operation Stabilise, leaving Lavarack Barracks that morning as part of 2 RAR, pushing west to establish a base at Balibo.

Mexico: Lo de Marcos

Shadow Network

How informal actors, institutional gaps and unspoken rules aligned around one woman in Mexico, without ever naming themselves.

Mexico: Lo de Marcos

Living With a Cartel Man

He had real cartel history, and through him men from that world entered my life. A first-person account of living close to the danger.

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