Efectos psicosociales del desplazamiento de la comunidad indígena Nukak a la población del Guaviare desde una perspectiva Bidireccional.

Abstract

Forced displacement in Colombia is a psychosocial problem that has left great impact on different populations of the country due to the rate of violence to which they have been subjected; bringing with it a diversity of consequences at the individual and collective level. The purpose of this study was to analyze the psychosocial effects of the displacement of the Nukak indigenous community to the population of the Guaviare, taking into account both perspectives to be able to contrast the information from different techniques, for this A sample of nine Nukak indigenous people and twelve inhabitants of the department of Guaviare was used. To achieve the objectives set, the study was framed under a qualitative approach, phenomenological design and cross-sectional, performing semi-structured interview techniques and focus group, concluding in the negative impact that has brought with it the cultural contact of both populations in the generation of cultural loss and sense of belonging in the indigenous community.