Ocupação urbana, uso da terra e conflitos socioambientais na bacia do Igarapé Mata Fome em Belém, Pará

Silva, Marcos Jonatas Damasceno da; Bordalo, Carlos Alexandre Leão

doi:10.20396/sbgfa.v1i2017.1816

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“…O novo projeto englobou intervenções em uma extensão de 2.200 metros, ao longo dos quais centenas de famílias tiveram de ser deslocadas. Em 2013, foi prevista a retirada de cerca de 930 famílias (SILVA, 2016). Todas receberiam auxílio moradia de R$ 300 enquanto os residenciais previstos para o remanejamento não fossem concluídos.…”

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Ciclos de remoções em Belém (PA): a Bacia do Tucunduba e a reprodução da precariedade

Tavares

Cardoso

2023

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Este artigo apresenta evidências de que existe um ciclo de remoções em curso na Bacia do Tucunduba, em Belém (PA), onde obras de urbanização se prolongam há anos, implicando um número crescente de famílias deslocadas. Compreende-se que a falta de provisão habitacional para as famílias removidas a partir de casos judicializados colabora para que novas ocupações irregulares ocorram e para que a precariedade e a informalidade se perpetuem. Os fatores que contribuem para a construção desse quadro foram organizados em quatro grupos: operacionais/de planejamento; político/administrativos; ideológicos; e extralegais. Fontes empíricas e documentais, entrevistas com técnicos de órgãos públicos e com a população ameaçada de remoção e análises de processos judiciais mostram que as remoções, ao mesmo tempo que aprofundam a condição de vulnerabilidade das famílias, servem para manter estruturas funcionais para a periferia do capitalismo.

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Ciclos de remoções em Belém (PA): a Bacia do Tucunduba e a reprodução da precariedade

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Cardoso

2023

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“…This signifies risk of contamination by pathogens (de Cabral et al, 2014) since the poor population habitually uses the canals for leisure, such as fishing and bathing. In addition, due to the precarious drainage system, many streets and houses are flooded, a fact that can increase the morbidity rate in the population (Uhr et al, 2016;Silva, 2016).…”

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Diseases caused by pathogens in the urban water system in the metropolitan region of Belém, Pará, Brazil, and their relationship with the socio-economic context of the population

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2022

Rev Patol Trop

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The metropolitan region of Belém-PA suffers human fecal pollution in the local water supply system favoring the increase in cases of water circulating diseases in the population, especially the most socioeconomically vulnerable. Therefore, it is necessary to compileinformation on cases of these diseases over the years in this region, in order to better define public health policies. Thus, this work aims to contribute to the gathering of this information through a literature review selecting articles found in the SciELO, Pubmed and Google Academic databases with publications between 2005 and 2021 in Portuguese and English.The neighborhoods most affected by water circulation diseases proved were Guamá, Marco, Jurunas, Tapanã, Telegrafo and Terra Firme, located close to hydrographic basins, rivers and canals and are subject to flooding due to high tides and overflowing canals. In addition, the population in these neighborhoods is considered underprivileged. The most cited diseases and symptoms were leptospirosis, worms and diarrhea, which are easily prevented. Total and thermotolerant coliforms were also widely described, being the main indicators of fecal watercontamination. The importance of sanitary measures is evidenced, as these reduce cases of water supply diseases in urban centers and improve population health. The quality of the water in the supply network is also important to mitigate the prevalence of these diseases.KEY WORDS: Pathogens; sanitation; water resources; Belém, PA.

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“…Ciente dos desafios de se estudar e compreender a região amazônica a partir de um ponto de vista muito próximo e familiar (que será explicitado na segunda parte desta tese), e para, por isso mesmo, evitarmos incorrer em uma perspectiva demasiadamente pessoal e tendenciosa, nos ancoramos em estudos pré-existentes de diversos autores, como Ab'Sáber (2004), Almeida (2005), Batista (2006;, Becker (2005), Benchimol (2009), Cardoso e Muller (1977), Castro (2009;, Cunha (2003), Cunha (2012), Fearnside (2002;, Godim (2007), Ianni (1979), Kohlhepp (2002), Lacerda (2013), Loureiro (2002), Marques (2015), Ribeiro (1977;1995), Sevá Filho (2005), Meggers (1987), Oliveira (1987;1991;, , Ortolan Matos (2006), Pinto (2008), Silva (2008), Souza (2009), Verdum (2014), entre vários outros.…”

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Movimentos sociais e redes de mobilização na Amazônia

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This doctoral thesis has the general goal of mapping the main existing social movements in the Brazilian Amazon in the historical period which encompasses the last 50 years. To that end, we have done a brief analytical overview about the socio-cultural formation of the region, taking into consideration its colonization and exploitation process which began in the XVI century and, many years later, the social and economic effects of the first capitalist intervention in the Amazon from what became known as the "rubber cycle". Such a phenomenon deeply modified the socio-ethnic structures of this huge territory, generating a large migratory flow, especially of populations from the Brazilian Northeast. Another pertinent issue, in our opinion, and we support it in our work, is the importance of the presence of the Civil-Military Government in the Amazon starting in the 1960s. We believe that moment to be a paradigm shift and it in its scope are social phenomena and conflicts hitherto unknown in the region, creating an environment conducive to the emergence of several social movements and actors which consolidated themselves in many areas of the Amazon, mainly at the locus of our research, the surroundings of the BR-230, best known as the iconic Transamazonic highway, primarily around the city of Altamira (PA) and its historic juxtaposition of social and environmental conflicts. With this initial background outlined, our primary objective was to understand and analyze the social movements which take (or took) action against the construction of the Belo Monte Hydropower Plant, the lead infrastructure project developed by the Federal Government in the last decade. Our work supports the thesis that these movements organize themselves against Belo Monte (and other large projects in the Amazon region) through a complex interchange of social and political relationships borne of the interaction with other actors and social movements, a process mediated by communication systems (made possible by the internet) and pedagogical forms of non-formal education. We called this modus operandi "mobilization networks". Therefore, this research seeks to also analyze these networks and to identify their characteristics and protagonists.

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Ocupação urbana, uso da terra e conflitos socioambientais na bacia do Igarapé Mata Fome em Belém, Pará

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Ciclos de remoções em Belém (PA): a Bacia do Tucunduba e a reprodução da precariedade

Ciclos de remoções em Belém (PA): a Bacia do Tucunduba e a reprodução da precariedade

Diseases caused by pathogens in the urban water system in the metropolitan region of Belém, Pará, Brazil, and their relationship with the socio-economic context of the population

Movimentos sociais e redes de mobilização na Amazônia

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