San Juan According to the INDEC leading poverty and destitution in Cuyo
27/04/1911
INDEC announced last week the rate of poverty and destitution and Argentina. San Juan, with 15.3 percent and 4.1 percent poor, indigent, leads the ranking in the region of Cuyo. Although it recorded a decline of around 2 percent, followed with the highest figures in the region. San Juan would be around 104,000 in those conditions. The same situation occurs with unemployment and underemployment as employment is the lowest of Cuyo. Although the poverty rate in Argentina, in 2010, fell nearly 12 percent compared to 2009 due to economic growth of around 9 percent, San Juan continues to lead this index in Cuyo with 15.3 percent of poor and destitute .
data were provided about a week ago by the INDEC and stressed that poverty fell after the first half of the year to 12 percent below 13.9 percent from January to June 2009, while the poverty , including in poverty, also fell to 3.1 percent from 4.0 percent in the first half of last year.
between the two measurements, the economy grew 9.0 percent , unemployment fell to 7.9 percent , from 8.8 in June 2009 and was implemented Assignment for Child Universal, one of the policies implemented by the current administration had the greatest impact when measuring poverty and destitution.
Despite these indices, San Juan is still leading the ranking with 15.3 cuyano percent of poverty and 4.1 percent indigent. Mendoza registered 7 percent of poor and 1.6 percent of homeless . For its part San Luis has 9.7 percent of poor and 1.2 percent of homeless . These figures
provided by the INDEC is questioned the current economic development policy San Juan both indexes must be added to employment data , which is the lowest, and unemployment is the highest of Cuyo.
The impact of national policies and the allocation universal child allowed in San Juan lowered the poverty rate to 15.3 percent with compared to 2009 which recorded a 17.1 percent . In fact they are economic policies are it spares the poor and homeless in San Juan . The impact of mining in employment, unemployment and poverty has been totally void as San Juan , despite the advertised benefits of this activity, continues to show high rates of unemployment, underemployment, poverty and destitution while making labor is very low with respect to Mendoza and San Luis.
But these indices have been questioned by the Observatory Social Debt Argentina Argentina Catholic University (UCA) , who does a yearly survey of households and persons over 18 which monitors the evolution of a series of indicators of deficit dimensions of development human and social development in major urban centers of our country.
UCA For these indicators are three to five times higher : poverty would be around a minimum of 25.6% and a maximum of 29.6%. And homelessness between 9.3% and 10.9%. Thus, the poor would be between 10 million and 12 million. And they would be destitute among 3.5 million and 4.4 million in the country.
If these amounts are transferred to the provinces, San Juan have high rates of poverty and indigence . The INDEC 15.3 percent in San Juan represent a 104,000 thousand people, of whom 24,000 would indigent. Very high figures for what the government announces the San Juan and holding the leading exports in the country and is the top of the generation of employment in construction , according to consultants who were recently fined by the Ministry of Internal Trade.
Source: Digital Tribune
0 comments:
Post a Comment