Portugal

EU. 60% of Europeans find 'severe' drug trafficking and use

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Briefings

A survey of 3,004 Portuguese respondents found that 44% believe drug trafficking has increased locally over the last five years, while only 14% reported a global decrease. This finding highlights a significant public perception gap between local experiences and broader trends.

Key points

• 44% of surveyed Portuguese respondents believe local drug trafficking has increased over the last five years.
• Only 14% of respondents reported a decrease in drug trafficking globally over the same period.

Context

This survey reflects public perception regarding drug trends in Portugal, revealing a disconnect between local experiences and global statistics.

Limitations

Data covers only 3,004 respondents, limiting generalizability. Findings reflect perception rather than verified crime rates. No specific dates for trafficking changes are provided.

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