Publication: Situación de la mujer en las rancherías de perlas del Cabo de la Vela
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2002-12-01
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Eugenio, María Angeles
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Mujeres, sin distinción edad, fueron sacadas de sus comuni dades contra su voluntad y recluidas en las rancherías de perlas del Caribe y Panamá, para servir a los traba jadores de las empresas en explota ción, especialmente a los indios buzos. El rechazo de estos indios hacia las negras esclavas y el envejecimiento de las indias declaradas esclavas se palió con el servicio de indias más jóvenes, nacidas en las rancherías o capturadas ilegalmente e n zonas próximas a las pesquerías de perlas, indias libres que como las esclavas consumieron su vida en esclavitud o en libertad vigilada, hasta la real orden de su liberación definitiva y reinserción socio-laboral.
Women, young and old alike, were forcibly taken from their communities and kept in the rancherías de perlas in the Caribbean and Panama, in order to serve the workers of the different companies, especially the lndian divers. The rejection by these lndians of the black slaves as well as the ageing of the lndian women who had been declared sta ves, made the younger lndian women be torced into this service. These women, had either been born in the rancherías or illegally captured in the areas near the pesquerías de perlas, and, though originally free, spent their lives, like the slaves, under slavery or under a precarious freedom until the royal order carne for their liberation and reintegration into society and labour force.
Women, young and old alike, were forcibly taken from their communities and kept in the rancherías de perlas in the Caribbean and Panama, in order to serve the workers of the different companies, especially the lndian divers. The rejection by these lndians of the black slaves as well as the ageing of the lndian women who had been declared sta ves, made the younger lndian women be torced into this service. These women, had either been born in the rancherías or illegally captured in the areas near the pesquerías de perlas, and, though originally free, spent their lives, like the slaves, under slavery or under a precarious freedom until the royal order carne for their liberation and reintegration into society and labour force.
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