Urban poverty barns: income supplementation and social isolation in metropolitan environments in pandemic times
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Metropolitan Regions; COVID-19; Public PoliciesAbstract
The metropolitan regions registered on March 19th 2020, 85.71% of deaths and 93.3% of occurrences of COVID-19, a percentage that persisted with few variations until May 18th 2020. The combination of high density, lack of urban infrastructure and labor market with a strong dependence on the informality demonstrated vulnerability of the metropolitan peripheries, from the point of view of the contagion of COVID-19. In this context, the implementation of policies of recomposition and supplementation of income is necessary to, at the same time, ensure the subsistence of families and facilitate the policies of social isolation.
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