Simposio Internacional “Desarrollo Humano, Equidad y Justicia Social"

Simposio Internacional “Desarrollo Humano, Equidad y Justicia Social"

consumidor × desigualdad social. × pandemia × protection × psychological impact × suicidio ×

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Monday 22
November 2021

CONSUMER PROTECTION IN THE CUBAN LEGAL ORDER OF ENERGY
Darlin Leidys Rodríguez Rivero

consumer consumidor cuban legal system. energy energía ordenamiento jurídico cubano. protección protection

THE SOCIAL POLICIES THAT MAINTAIN SOCIAL INEQUALITY AND THE POVERTY OF THE POPULATION IN A TIME OF PANDEMIC
ANA MARIA CORREA ISQUIERDO

; pandemic covid-19 derechos sociales desigualdad social. pandemia social inequality. social rights

IN THE EYE OF THE HURRICANE: social security in context of the pandemic in Brazil.
José Ricardo Caetano Costa

covid-19 derechos sociales mal estar social. pandemia pandemic políticas públicas; seguridad social public policies social rights social security social unease.

THE PROTECTION OF PREGNANT WORKERS IN THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC IN THE FRAMEWORK OF THE BRAZILIAN STATE
Cicília Nunes

covid-19 pregnant workers proteccion protection seguridad social social security trabajadoras embarazadas
Wednesday 24
November 2021

Expert perspective on characteristics of suicide attempts in children under 12 years of age
Reinier Martín González

children factores psicosociales intento suicida niños psychosocial factors. suicide suicide attempt suicidio
Thursday 25
November 2021

Relationship between self-regulatory strategies and intention to drop out during Covid-19
Fabiola Sáez Delgado

dropout intention escolares estrategias autorregulatorias intención de abandono pandemia pandemic schoolchildren self-regulatory strategies

Reevaluation of the psychological impact of physical isolation in childhood and adolescence one year after covid-19 in Cuba
Daidy Pérez

aislamiento físico childhood covid-19 impacto psicológico infancia physical isolation psychological impact