1985
DOI: 10.3406/remi.1985.970
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Immigration clandestine et bidonvilles en Guyane, les Haïtiens à Cayenne

Abstract: Immigration clandestine et bidonvilles en Guyane : les Haïtiens à Cayenne Depuis plusieurs années se développe en direction de la Guyane, un mouvement d'immigration clandestine de plus en plus important. Si les mouvements anciens sont restés relativement faibles, l'immigration actuelle, dont l'essentiel est composé de ressortissants haïtiens, prend des proportions considérables et pose des problèmes d'accueil divers. Sur le plan urbain, cela se traduit par l'extension et l'aggravation de l'insalubrit… Show more

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“…The rural exodus and migratory flows have swelled the population of Cayenne city considerably over recent decades (Jolivet, 1982;Piantoni, 2011). In 2005, 30% of the total population of French Guiana was of immigrant origin 5 (Hurpeau, 2012), often living in precarious conditions in underprivileged neighbourhoods that sprang up out of nowhere (Auburtin, 2007(Auburtin, , 2006Gardel, 2001;Gorgeon, 1985;Romanovski & Piantoni, 2009). It is primarily to meet their primary care needs that urban populations collect certain medicinal plants from their surroundings, partially offsetting the difficulties they have in accessing conventional medicine (Carde, 2006;Jolivet, 1982;Valmy et al, 2015).…”
Section: From Village To Town: French Guiana a Transitional Societymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The rural exodus and migratory flows have swelled the population of Cayenne city considerably over recent decades (Jolivet, 1982;Piantoni, 2011). In 2005, 30% of the total population of French Guiana was of immigrant origin 5 (Hurpeau, 2012), often living in precarious conditions in underprivileged neighbourhoods that sprang up out of nowhere (Auburtin, 2007(Auburtin, , 2006Gardel, 2001;Gorgeon, 1985;Romanovski & Piantoni, 2009). It is primarily to meet their primary care needs that urban populations collect certain medicinal plants from their surroundings, partially offsetting the difficulties they have in accessing conventional medicine (Carde, 2006;Jolivet, 1982;Valmy et al, 2015).…”
Section: From Village To Town: French Guiana a Transitional Societymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Saint Lucian community is another large immigrant group, which for the most part is descended from workers who came during the gold rushes from the end of the nineteenth century and throughout the first half of the twentieth century. Many of them then settled on the coast, where the men frequently worked in agriculture or as sharecroppers for landowners, and became the foundation of certain informal urban neighborhoods (Gorgeon 1985 ). This population has mixed with Guianese Creoles and the other Creoles of the French West Indies.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ce sont pour ces opérations qu'ont été testées les politiques d'habitat « adapté » impliquant des LES, évoquées plus haut. Il en va de même à Cayenne, où les LES, construits dans la foulée des RHI dans les années 1980, ont eu pour effet de marginaliser les immigré•e•s haïtien•ne•s et brésilien•ne•s (Gorgeon, 1985). Les habitant•e•s de ces premiers lotissements de logement sociaux ont organisé des luttes contre ces politiques de mise à l'écart dès les années 1990, en demandant par exemple d'asphalter les routes (jusqu'alors en terre), ou encore de mettre en place des transports scolaires pour se rendre dans les écoles du centre-ville.…”
Section: Ségrégation Urbaine Et Logement Social à Saint-laurent-du-ma...unclassified