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How could this happen? A doctor, seven victims and the silence in small health centers

How the Alaró case exposed the pressure of small-town silence

In Alaró, close social ties may make it harder for victims to report abuse and speak openly.

Published: April 23, 2026
How could this happen? A doctor, seven victims and the silence in small health centers

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Why did the case in Alaró affect so many people in the village?

In a place like Alaró, the social network is close and people often know one another, which can make complaints harder to raise. Patients may also hesitate because they fear being seen or not believed. That closeness can silence victims and delay action, even when the harm is serious.

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