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El comercio y el consumo de opio en Asia, y particularmente en China, durante los siglos XVIII y XIX, así como sus implicaciones en la historia contemporánea de dichas regiones, han sido objeto de un debate que se ha revitalizado durante los últimos veinte años.
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