Society section en tv news
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In the media, the sections are not as defined as in newspapers, therefore, Society is a ragbag with many diverse topics but mainly events or incidents: assassinations, arrests, drug trafficking, child abuse, accidents, fires, natural disasters .... But also health, education or environment, whether it is true that the former dominate over the second, this is why the professionals called “Dirt” (in spanish, both words are very similar: Sociedad/Suciedad), in a clear allusion a battery of morbid events that deals.
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