"There is a press release that comes from Google U.S. State Department. It's a comment on a report by UNICEF on the situation of children in Peru's coca-growing areas. Let's start with the report. Being poor, living in rural areas, in coca growing areas and be a child or her: the worst combination. 21% of teens are pregnant or already have at least one child, 25% of mothers never received any medical service, only 35% have access to safe water and 5.5% to drain, only 25% of teens going to school (secondary) - and this figure is even lower for women because if you get pregnant the retreat, and so on. "Victims of drug war: children
Addenda to 22-II-2006
Public Health Dealing with issues such as sewage, potable water supply or the spread of certain communicable diseases, cholera, tuberculosis, fever typhoid, AIDS, today is not a good deal, economically or politically. Dealing with the customs of the people is a rich source of profit, especially since the implementation of promises contained in the Public Health Plans are for real or fixed light years away and there is no human way to refute their hypothesis because they are not assumptions made by the scientific community but by the Big Band of Thieves. Socialization OfZapapolvo
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