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Brazil· BelémConcerns over immigrant use of social services in Santa Catarina, Brazil
A post in Santa Catarina, Brazil, raises concerns about immigrants allegedly using the public health system (SUS) for free births to obtain Brazilian citizenship, potentially straining local resources.
Background
Brazil has a long history of immigration, with recent decades seeing increased arrivals from neighboring South American countries. Access to social services, including healthcare, for immigrants is a recurring topic in public discourse, particularly concerning resource allocation and citizenship.
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Concerns Over Brazilian Immigration and Social Services
First report 4h agoLast update 4h agoConcerns are raised about the use of public health services (SUS) by individuals from Africa for free childbirth and citizenship acquisition in Santa Catarina.
Concerns Over Immigration and Social Services in Santa Catarina
First report 4h agoLast update 4h agoExpresses concern about Africans using SUS for free childbirth in Santa Catarina and obtaining Brazilian citizenship, linking it to tax payments.
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