Exclusion in Guatemala by Josue Rene García Aguilar

What is social exclusion?

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Social exclusion is the lack of participation of segments of the population in the cultural, economic and social life of their respective societies due to the belief in the rights, resources and basic capacities that make full social participation possible.

Factors of social exclusion

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Income

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Origin

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Gender

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Culture

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Age

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7 out of 10 indigenous people are poor

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7 out of 10 indigenous people receive less than the minimum wage

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People are discriminated against when applying for work because of their age

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People are often discriminated against for being from different cultures or their beliefs

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Women earn less than men

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People are discriminated against when using their clothing that represents their culture

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Many times age does not allow people to participate in certain activities

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People are discriminated against for having a disease or being disabled.

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Many times people are discriminated against for what they own and for what they don't.

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Women are discriminated against when applying for a job if the position is requested for someone masculine.

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