La parte invisibilizada de la migración transnacional boliviana hacia Argentina

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09/2016
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Universidad Autónoma de la ciudad de México. Colegio de Humanidades y Ciencias Sociales
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Este artículo es producto de distintas investigacionesetnográficas realizadas desde 2007 en adelante. Parte de unadefinición relacional, sociopolítica y cultural del concepto deviolencia para abordar un caso específico de estudio, dentro delos procesos migratorios regionales contemporáneos hacia Argentina:el de los trabajadores inmigrantes bolivianos de ambossexos, víctimas de redes transnacionales de tráfico de personas,que fueron reclutados en origen y reducidos a la servidumbreen condiciones próximas a la esclavitud, en talleres textilesclandestinos de la ciudad de Buenos Aires y su área metropolitana.En este contexto de vulnerabilidad social, aumentanlas situaciones de riesgo para la salud de estas personas, quevan desde el sufrimiento de padecimientos graves y accidenteshasta la muerte.
This paper is the result of different ethnographic research conducted from 2007 onwards. It addresses a specific case study within Argentinian contemporary regional migration processes, from a relational, cultural and socio-political definition of the concept of violence. The above case is that of the Bolivian immigrant workers of both sexes, who are victims of transnational human trafficking networks, who were recruited in origin and reduced to servitude under conditions close to slavery, in clandestine textile workshops of the city of Buenos Aires and its metropolitan area. In this context of social vulnerability, the risk situations for the health of these people are increased, including their suffering from serious illnesses and accidents, and even death.
This paper is the result of different ethnographic research conducted from 2007 onwards. It addresses a specific case study within Argentinian contemporary regional migration processes, from a relational, cultural and socio-political definition of the concept of violence. The above case is that of the Bolivian immigrant workers of both sexes, who are victims of transnational human trafficking networks, who were recruited in origin and reduced to servitude under conditions close to slavery, in clandestine textile workshops of the city of Buenos Aires and its metropolitan area. In this context of social vulnerability, the risk situations for the health of these people are increased, including their suffering from serious illnesses and accidents, and even death.
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