
Originariamente Scritto da
Giordi
No caro, almeno per il caso spagnolo si possono benissimo chiamare in causa le immigrate, visto che sono gli studiosi che lo affermano.
Infatti deve esserti sfuggito questo sempre dallo studio precedentemente citato:
"Extrapolating this information to the whole of the immigrant
population in Spain in order to make an estimate of VTP rates among
native population and taking into account over-recording in 1990,
it
might be said that total VTP rates among Spanish women over the studied
period would have remained at around 6 per thousand. Thus the recent
increase would be principally related to the change in composition of
Spanish society that now includes various collectivities, that modify,
temporarily at least, statistics According to these estimates and bearing in mind the limiting factors
encountered,
women immigrants’ VTP rates would be considerably higher
than those of Spanish women (up to 30 per thousand). In under 24 VTPs,
two-thirds of the rate increases occurred between 1996 and 2004 would bear
relation with the increase in young immigrant population. These estimates
would strengthen the hypothesis that relates difficulties encountered by
women immigrants to gain access to adequate contraceptive methods and
to reproductive and sexual healthcare services.
But the numerical factor is not the only influence, as, due to reasons
related to religious and cultural factors among others, women coming from
certain countries are more fertile than others, and hence yield higher birth
and VTP rates than expected with regard to their numerical presence."
http://www.msc.es/organizacion/sns/p...ermination.pdf