Ser paciente haitiano/a en Chile y vivir el racismo en centros de la red pública de salud

Abstract

The present work is inscribed within the field of contemporary migration studies in Chile, a line of investigation initiated during the nineties. At the time, various people from South America and the Caribbean arrived to the country, which was undergoing a democratic

The roles of age, gender, and migration in shaping adolescent student satisfaction within Chilean schools

“…Throughout the nineteenth and much of the twentieth century, the Republic of Chile attracted some degree of European and Middle Eastern migration, slowing to a crawl during the long military dictatorship 1970s and 80s; from the 1990s, Perú became the main source of immigrants, with other waves emerging from Bolivia, Colombia and Ecuador 7 , 8 , and more recently Venezuela and Haiti 9 . With increased immigration, Chile faces a gamut of related issues, including integration into wider society, and issues of equity and human rights 10 – 12 Table 1 lays out the accelerating growth in immigrant numbers:…”

“…www.nature.com/scientificreports/ related issues, including integration into wider society, and issues of equity and human rights [10][11][12] Table 1 lays out the accelerating growth in immigrant numbers: As of December 31, 2021, the countries of Venezuela (30%), Peru (16.6%), Haiti (12.2%), Colombia (11.7%), and Bolivia (8.9%) accounted for the majority of foreign nationals registered as residents in Chile. The proportion of males (744,213) to females (738,177) was somewhat higher.…”