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Contextos de vulnerabilidad social y situaciones de riesgo para la salud: tuberculosis en inmigrantes bolivianos que trabajan y viven en talleres textiles clandestinos de Buenos Aires

Authors: Goldberg, Alejandro;

Contextos de vulnerabilidad social y situaciones de riesgo para la salud: tuberculosis en inmigrantes bolivianos que trabajan y viven en talleres textiles clandestinos de Buenos Aires

Abstract

O presente trabalho aborda um caso específico dentro de um conjunto variado de processos migratórios de bolivianos na Argentina: o de homens e mulheres jovens recrutados em seu país de origem por redes transnacionais de trata e tráfico de pessoas. Esses imigrantes são submetidos à situação de servidão, trabalhando como mão de obra escrava na indústria têxtil ilegal na cidade de Buenos Aires e sua região metropolitana. A partir do reconhecimento das complexas dimensões de análise que interagem neste processo, o texto enfoca, particularmente, o contexto de vulnerabilidade social e as situações de risco à saúde resultantes das condições de habitação e de trabalho nas oficinas de costura e suas consequências à saúde dessas pessoas em particular a tuberculose, suas formas de contágio e transmissão.

El presente trabajo aborda un caso específico dentro de la variedad de procesos migratorios de los bolivianos en Argentina: el de hombres y mujeres jóvenes, reclutados en origen por medio de redes transnacionales de trata y tráfico de personas, que fueron reducidos a la servidumbre ilegalmente con el fin de trabajar en talleres textiles clandestinos del Área Metropolitana de Buenos Aires (AMBA). Reconociendo las complejas dimensiones de análisis que interactúan en este proceso, se focaliza particularmente en el contexto de vulnerabilidad social y en las situaciones de riesgo para la salud que supone el modo de vida y trabajo en los talleres, identificando los distintos tipos de padecimientos que estos provocan, entre los que se destaca la tuberculosis, su contagio y transmisión.

This paper addresses a specific case within the range of migration processes of Bolivians in Argentina: the young men and women, originally recruited through transnational networks of trafficking in persons, which were reduced to servitude illegally in order to work in clandestine textile workshops of the Buenos Aires Metropolitan Area (BAMA). Recognizing the complex dimensions of analysis that interact in this process, we particularly focus on social vulnerability contexts and health risks posed by their work and living conditions in workshops. We identify the diverse sufferings these conditions cause, among which tuberculosis infection and transmission.

Fil: Goldberg, Alejandro. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas; Argentina. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Filosofía y Letras. Instituto de Ciencias Antropológicas; Argentina

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https://purl.org/becyt/ford/5.4, Situaciones de riesgo, Inmigrantes bolivianos, Vulnerabilidad social, Tuberculosis, https://purl.org/becyt/ford/5, Talleres textiles clandestinos

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