The CEPAL, Latin America, hunger and inequality

Authors

  • Daniella Martínez Cure Universidad Libre

Keywords:

ECLAC, Hunger, Inequality, Malnutrition, Indigenous, Rural, Food, Farmers, Institutions, Agriculture, Poor, Latin America, Quality of life, Families, United Nations

Abstract

This article shows reflections about an investigation that made the CEPAL on hunger and the inequality in three Latin American countries that have a large number of indigenous people in an orderly and systemic way: Bolivia, Ecuador and Peru, on the basis of questions or hypothesis, objectives, methodology, approach, techniques and instruments used, our subjects, protagonists of this work generated analyses, proposals, conclusions and openness to suggestions that are open to all those who are willing to be mediators to end hunger and poverty in our Latin American countries. The experiences of life developed here, are focused to verify that all dream and we all have rights, which organized labor, the desire to do things and the accompaniment of the State are the factors that are needed for the development of communities, regions, countries and the world.

References

Información personal con el doctor Andrés Pérez Batista, Doctor en Derecho Humanitario.

Jácomo, L., Larrea, C. & Vos, R. (1997). “Políticas macroeconómicas, distribución y pobreza en el Ecuador”. Proyecto PNUD/BID/CEPAL sobre mitigación de la pobreza y desarrollo social en América Latina y el Caribe.

Ocampo, J. et al. (1997). “Macroeconomía, ajuste estructural y equidad en Colombia, 1978-1996”.

Proyecto PNUD/BID/CEPAL sobre mitigación de la pobreza y desarrollo social en América Latina y el Caribe.

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Published

2011-12-01

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