¿A dónde vamos a llevar a nuestros enfermos? Narrativas de dos líderes awajún sobre el COVID-19 en Condorcanqui, Amazonas
Where are we going to take our ill? Narratives of two awajún leaders about COVID-19, Concorcanqui, Amazonas
Onde vamos a levar nossos doentes? Narrativas de duas lideranças awajún sobre o covid-19 em Condorcanqui, Amazonas
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https://doi.org/10.15446/ma.v12n1.88499Keywords:
Awajun, wampis, COVID 19, sistema de salud, Estado peruano (es)Awajun, Wampis, COVID 19, sistema de saúde, Estado peruano. (pt)
Awajun, Wampis, COVID 19, healthcare system, Peruvian state. (en)
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Desde que se detectó el primer caso positivo de COVID-19 a fines de marzo en la Amazonía peruana, el virus se propagó a un ritmo acelerado en los territorios indígenas. En la provincia de Condorcanqui del departamento de Amazonas se encendieron las alertas sobre la rápida diseminación del virus entre la población Awajun y Wampis. En este artículo presentamos las narrativas de dos líderes y profesionales awajún, Clelia Jima y Zebelio Kayap. En sus relatos interpelan la acción del Gobierno peruano develando las trampas burocráticas que impidieron la implementación de acciones específicas para pueblos indígenas en esta pandemia. Del mismo modo, nos hablan de las iniciativas que las organizaciones indígenas impulsaron para salvar sus vidas. En las voces de Clelia y Zebelio se tejen interrogantes y reflexiones profundas a partir del conocimiento que les confiere la experiencia y los años de lucha contra la indolencia del Estado.
In the Peruvian Amazon, since the first positive case of COVID-19 was detected at the end of March, the virus spread at an accelerated rate in the indigenous territories. In the province of Condorcanqui, in the Amazon region, alerts on the rapid spread of the virus among the Awajun and Wampis populations were raised. In this article we present the narratives of two Awajun leaders and professionals, Clelia Jima and Zebelio Kayap. In their stories, they question the action of the Peruvian Government, revealing the bureaucratic traps that prevented the implementation of specific actions for indigenous peoples in this pandemic. In the same way, they tell us about the initiatives that indigenous organizations promoted to save their lives. In the voices of Clelia and Zebelio questions and reflections are woven, deep knowledge that gives them the experience and years of struggle against the indolence of the State.
Na Amazônia peruana, desde que foi detectado no final de março o primeiro caso positivo de Covid-19, o vírus se propagou a um ritmo acelerado nos territórios indígenas. Na província de Condorcanqui, região do Amazonas, foram lançadas alertas sobre a rápida disseminação do vírus entre a população Awajún e Wampis. Neste artigo apresentamos as narrativas de dois líderes e profissionais Awajún, Clelia Jima e Zebelio Kayap. Em seus relatos, interpelam a ação do Governo peruano, revelam as armadilhas burocráticas que impediram a implementação de ações específicas para povos indígenas nesta pandemia. Da mesma forma, nos falam das iniciativas que as organizações indígenas impulsionaram para salvar suas vidas. Nas vozes de Clelia e Zebelio tecem-se interrogações e reflexões, conhecimentos profundos que lhes conferem a experiência e os anos de luta contra a indolência do Estado.
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