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The Latin American governments of Colombia and Brazil offer health services to rural populations who, according to the peasant movements themselves, often do not address their specific needs. In order to better understand this reality, an analysis of the spatial practices and experiences related to the health of the peasant communities in Brazil and Colombia was carried out, reflecting on their conditions, their knowledge, the influences that this knowledge has, trying to identify the reality of the health care for these communities and listening to the opinion of the rural population about this issue. Understanding that health promotion is beyond just living in the countryside, there is a need for minimum conditions to guarantee the quality of life, through care for nature, water and food. In Brazil, the strong influence of the city in the countryside makes the communities dependent on the products and processes that urbanity offers. In Colombia, the clash with urban realities has been even stronger, since indigenous people have had to live in a reality that they did not know in their ancestral communities and have had to live with people who do not listen to them, do not understand them, and are not open to understand them. This constant dichotomy between field and city, in the two realities visited, causes that the practices of space go through changes constantly. From these visits we learned that health has been weakened because 'Mother Earth' is not being respected. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Le Pontal do Paranapanema est un territoire composé des terrains «devolutos» (sans destination par le pouvoir public) et aussi par des terres appropriées illégalement (griladas) source de litiges entre propriétaires fonciers, groupes d'entrepreneurs de l'agro-industrie de la canne à sucre et mouvements pour la réforme agraire. Le processus récent d'expansion de l'industrie du sucre et de l'alcool dans la région a conduit à la «clôture», par les plantations de cannes, des «Assentamentos» existantes. En conséquence de ce processus, les assentados dénoncent l'apparition d'intoxication de la population et des pertes de production par l'application de produits agrochimiques par voie aérienne. Lorsque le revenu obtenu dans le lot est insuffisant pour la reproduction familiale et pour l'amélioration de l'activité agricole développée, les assentados cherchent un emploi dans le secteur de la canne à sucre. Comme actuellement, le processus de récolte de canne est à un stade avancé de la mécanisation, ils peuvent agir dans les fonctions les plus variées: en tant que conducteurs de tracteurs, opérateurs de machine de récolte de canne, conducteurs, entre autres. Cet article vise à comprendre certaines répercussions de l'expansion de l'agro-hydro-industrie de la canne à sucre dans la production et la santé des familles "assentadas" qui vivent pratiquement «entourées» par la monoculture dans la région du Pontal de Paranapanema et démontrer comment la façon dont les travailleurs sont insérés dans de nouvelles fonctions du processus de production de la canne à sucre peut contribuer à leur maladie. Pour cela, nous avons utilisé la recherche bibliographique, l'analyse du contenu des entretiens menés par l'équipe du Centre d'Etudes sur le Travail, l'Environnement et la Santé (CETAS), et l'exemple de cas d'un travailleur "assentado agregado" qui a traversé d'innombrables expériences de travail dans le secteur de la canne à sucre. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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