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J Epidemiol Community Health 2006;60:101
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Love pounds, tons of inequities

  1. E Espinoza
  1. Correspondence to:
 Dr E Espinoza
 Final 25 Avenida Norte y Boulevard de Los Héroes Edificio de la Rectoría, San Salvador, El Salvador; espinoza{at}telesal.net

    News1 alerted to El Salvador in 2004: in four decades young people died for the first time by hunger. It was an announced death: the undernutrition, re-emergent disease is a direct consequence of the neoliberal era, and has deepened. The suppression of the agricultural subsidies annihilated food …

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