Weer is wat anders, een president die zelf de problemen onder ogen neemt ipv het weekend gebruiken om zinloos met een grote groep een ritje op de motor rond rijden en tien duizenden reals uitgeven aan brandstof.President Lula trok vandaag naar Roirama om de situatie met eigen ogen te gaan bekijken. Hij beloofde verbeteringen van het transport ter plaatse, een betere medische zorg en een einde van de de illegale activiteiten van de goudzoekers in de regio
en aan politiemensen, veiligheidsambtenaren, overuren voor die mensen, vliegkosten, enz. enz. (Trouwens, in die motociatas reden geen motoboys mee want die moesten werken om hun familie te voeden).en tien duizenden reals uitgeven aan brandstof
Geloof ook niet dat ik bij deze touren veel koffers achterop heb gezien. Eb motorboy had met een volle tank wellicht 1 a 2 weken gratis kunnen rijden en iets meer van zijn magere vergoeding van een ritje over kunnen houden. Wat we wel vaak in de voorste rijen zagen bepaalde zaken lieden en andere hoogwaardigheden en mensen met jasjes van motorclubs, die zich ook niet snel bezig houden met een simpele motorboy die meer dan 12 uur per dag maakt om de kost te verdienen.
Mooi, dan kunnen ze gelijk de huidige president Lula, Dilma en Temer mee nemen naar het tribunaal in Den Haag.
Título alternativo
Nutritional status of indigenous children under five years of the Yanomami DSEI, Roraima, Brazil
Autor(es)
Pantoja, Lidia de Nazare
Orientador
Basta, Paulo Cesar
Afiliação
Fundação Oswaldo Cruz. Escola Nacional de Saúde Pública Sergio Arouca. Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brasil.
Resumo em Inglês
The present study aimed to analyze the nutritional status of indigenous children under five years of the Yanomami DSEI, residents of the State of Roraima, during the period of May 2008 to April 2009.
Data from monitoring map of Surveillance Food and Nutrition System of Indigenous children (SISVAN) were analyzed. The sample included all children enrolled in Indigenous Health Information System (SIASI) and for which there was at least one record weight and height every quarter analyzed. The calculation of the percentage of coverage of children by primary health unit (PB) was based on the technical standard of food and nutrition surveillance for DSEI. For the classification of nutritional status indicators were used W/A, H/A and W/H, according to the reference curves of WHO (2006) and analyzed using z-score of W/A, W/H and H/A for each quarter of the period, divided into five age groups. Children were excluded if they had values of z-scores outside the biological plausibility limit recommended by WHO.
We also performed univariate and multivariate analyzes to identify possible associations of nutritional status with spoken language/ethnicity, age and gender. The coverage annual average of SISVAN in Roraima was 27.7%. The PB Alto Catrimani recorded the highest coverage (61.3%) and PB Aratha-ú the lowest (20.6%). From 21 primary health unit located in Roraima, only eight met the inclusion criteria. Were recorded average z-score <-2 for the indices H/A, W/A and W/H greater than 74.6%, 50.3% and 7.9%, respectively, for the set of all child. The primary health unit (PB) which presented higher and lower prevalence of deficit by H/A, W/A and W/H were Aratha-u (88.9%, 76% and 9.7%, respectively) and Waikás (16%, 25% and 0.0%), respectively.
The multivariate analyzes indicates severity in relation to nutritional status in children of all Yanomami language studied, from the first year of life, especially among Sanumá. The Sanumá showed an odds ratio of 1.9 malnutrition (OR = 1.9, 95% CI 1.3 to 2.6, p-value 0.000) times higher compared to Yanomam. No differences were observed between sexes.
Malnutrition has proved to be a serious problem among Yanomami children from DSEI in all primary health units in all age groups. The deficits found are the largest ever reported in the literature for Brazilian indigenous populations and point to a picture of chronic malnutrition severity of important and need more attention.
Ik ben benieuwd of het alleen bij woorden blijft bij Lula.
