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Update on Celia JennyCelia Jenny is 42 years old, a widow, living with her father and her 14 year old son. She lives in the Ventanas canton of the Rios province.
The service point El Recreo is located in the San Vicente Las Lomas area, belonging to the Ventanas canton. This service point is dedicated to short cycle farming such as growing corn, rice, beans and soy beans.
Jenny has been making a living growing corn, beans and rice for the last three years. She buys her products in Ventanas and sells her production in the same place.
The requested loan is for the purchase of fertilizers for the sowing of corn. The loan helps her to increase her income for the support of her family and for investment. Her dream is to improve herself and provide a better future for her son in his schooling.
In her free time she likes to fish and be with her family.
La ventanilla EL RECREO se encuentra ubicada en el Recinto San Vicente las Lomas, perteneciente al cantón Ventanas, esta ventanilla se dedica a labores agrícolas de ciclo corto siembre de maíz, arroz fréjol y soya.
Jenny se dedica a la agricultura a la siembra de maíz, fréjol, arroz desde hace tres años. Compra sus productos en Ventanas y las vende en el mercado del mismo lugar.
El crédito solicito para la compra de abono, urea, líquidos fertilizantes para la siembra del maíz. El préstamo le ayudado para aumentar los ingresos para el consumo de la familia y para invertir. Su sueño es superarse y darle un mejor futuro hijo en el estudio.
En los tiempos libres le gusta salir a pescar y estar unida con la familia.
Previous Loan DetailsCelia Jenny, age 41, is a widow who lives with her 13-year-old son, who is in school. They live in Ventanas Canton in the province of Los Rios. The communal group "EL RECREO" is located in Ventanas Canton in the San Vicente sector of Las Lomas. This group is involved in farm activity, raisin... More from Celia Jenny's previous loan »
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The 1999 Fringe will feature productions and play-readings of work by RSC writer in residence Lee Hall, Carol-Ann Duffy, Conor McPherson, John West, John Patrick Stanley and Elizabeth Cook; poetry readings; cabaret; comedy; music; children's theatre and a guest appearance by soul singer Sarah Jane Morris. Events are timed to take place around a regular RSC production so theatre-goers will be able to enjoy a late night cabaret slot or an afternoon poetry reading session before or after seeing the same actors in their more usual roles in the Summer Festival season.
Two major productions of the Fringe will be directed by the RSC's recently appointed assistant directors, Timothy Sheader and Helen Raynor. Shearer directs La Maison Suspendue by leading French Canadian writer Michel Tremblay and Raynor directs Bollocks by Lee Hall, whose recent theatre work includes the hugely successful adaptation of Brecht's Mr Puntila and his Man Matti for the Almeida and the Right Size.
Hall's explicit and cruelly funny new play was originally produced for BBC Radio. A soldier, wounded by a sniper in Northern Ireland, finds himself an invalid back on the streets where he grew up. Bollocks is performed by a cast of six actors from the current company - Kemi Baruwa, Nick Cavaliere, Andrew Dennis, Rebecca Lenkiewicz, Owen Oakeshott and Nicholas Tigg. The production is designed by Rupert Tebb with lighting by Simon Kemp. Performances will be at 11.15pm on Monday 13 September and Thursday 16 September and at 1.30pm on Friday 24 September.
Written in 1990, La Maison Suspendue tells the story of three generations of one family throughout this century. Translated by John Van Burek, it is performed in English by a cast which includes Andrew Bone, Antony Byrne, Susannah Elliott-Knight, Ben Elliot, Greg Hicks, Colin Mace, Jennifer McEvoy and Zoe Waites. The production is designed by Peter Lindley with lighting by Simon Kemp and music by Philip Bateman. Performances will be at 11.15pm on Monday 27 September and Friday 1 October and at 1.30pm on Wednesday 6 October.
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The Enron "outrage," AFL-CIO president John Sweeney told a rapt crowd of several hundred workers at Milwaukee's Serb Memorial Hall, is "not the story of one corporation's abuses, but sadly it's an example of business as usual in boardrooms and executive suites all across the country." Over the coming months, at a series of town-hall meetings around America, the AFL-CIO will warn workers that they, too, could be "Enroned," and it will call for "no more business as usual."
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The labor movement helped win millions in severance pay for laid-off Enron workers, provided legal counsel for workers battling Enron's creditors, sued Enron executives (through union-affiliated Amalgamated Bank) on behalf of pension funds that lost hundreds of millions of dollars in Enron's collapse and helped ex-Enron workers--both union and nonunion--tell Congress and the public how they were misused. The AFL-CIO requested new Securities and Exchange Commission rules and forced four Enron directors to withdraw from renomination at other corporate and public boards. Now labor is challenging Enron director Frank Savage's renomination to Lockheed Martin's board, sending the message that independent directors have a public trust.
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Third time's the charm! Tamra Barney, star of "The Real Housewives of Orange County," married her boyfriend of three years, Eddie Judge, on Saturday, June 15, Us Weekly can exclusively reveal.
"I am so lucky to be sharing my life with Eddie," the reality star tells Us. "I have never been so in love! This is the beginning of the best part of my life."
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As Us exclusively revealed in May, the bride-to-be is thrilled to share her wedding journey with her fans.
"They watched every transition I've made and am happy to be giving the opportunity to share our wedding, too," she said. "My days right now are insane, planning a wedding, filming, running C.U.T Fitness, 'Sweating for the wedding' and most importantly, being a mommy. I couldn't be happier and am thankful to have found Eddie!"
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Noting that she doesn't want it to be too "over the top," she added: "Me and Eddie are very simple people and we don't need all the frills and fancy, so I'm hoping it's going to stay small and intimate with a lot of love. That's all I want -- a lot of love."
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I have a wikey that's about 2 years old now and has worked great all that time. The problem is now on some games I get and error that unauthorized hardware found and game stops. I had this problem with Guitar hero aerosmith. The orginal plays fine, but if I make a copy it give me the error. From what I have read I need to update my old wikey to the new 1.9s firmware. My problem is I have no idea as to how to do this without killing my system. Can anyone direct me to a good guide or tutorial on how to update my system. Thanks
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Elliot Grey, it is so nice to meet you!
Luke Grimes is officially signed on for the role of Christian Grey's big brother in Fifty Shades of Grey, E! News confirmed Friday, Oct. 25. The 29-year-old actor will star alongside Jamie Dornan (Christian) and Dakota Johnson (Anastasia Steele) as Kate Kavanagh's love interest. (No one's officially signed on as Kate—yet—so ladies, keep those lower lips in bitable shape.)
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3. He Auditioned for Robert Pattinson's Role in Twilight: And we all know Edward Cullen and Bella Swan didn't do the deed until their wedding night! (Remember all the feathers?) Well, in a 2010 interview with Access Hollywood, Luke revealed he "did [audition] for a few different characters actually," including "for Robert Pattinson's role…" He [clearly] didn't get the part, saying it was just "not the right fit."
4. He Didn't Get to Sparkle, But He Did Get to Play a Vampire: Not just any vampire, either—a True Blood one! No spoilers, but let's just say Luke's undead alter ego James was a gentleman in the bedroom, paid a hefty price for it and ultimately reaped the rewards. Chivalrous, right? Kinda like a Cullen.
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This question was posed at a recent screening that I attended of the fascinating Ground Productions documentary, Play Again by filmmaker Tonje Schei. This film follows several teenagers as they are removed from a life of television, video games and cell phones and are presented with the opportunity to rediscover nature.
Teens spend 5 months of the year in front of screens.
Children recognize more corporate logos than they do common plants in their own backyard.
Increased screen time directly correlates with a detachment from reality. The interests of children have shifted from playing tag, building forts and climbing trees to playing video games, watching television and texting on their cell phones.
If everyone on the planet lived like the average American, we would need five planets to sustain us.
The over-consumption of resources is frightening. We need to teach our children and future generations about the irreplaceable value of our beautiful planet.
The current generation is at risk of dying earlier than their parents.
Children are losing the ability to recognize emotions from facial expressions.
Individualized and original play in children is being lost to reenactments of activities seen in movies, television and video games.
Environmental degradation is directly related to our detachment from nature.
One of the most profound messages I received from this documentary was; Television and video games tells us that we are the centre of everything but nature teaches us that we're a very small part of something that's larger. A respect and reverence for the natural beauty that surrounds us is real, it's thought-provoking and inspiring. Without it, what are we?
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STONINGTON — Stonington High junior Margot Calmar has been named Connecticut High School Coaches Association Class M All-State. Longtime Bears coach Paulla Solar received notification of the award on Wednesday.
The 6-foot center is the first Stonington girls' basketball player to receive the honor since Caroline Gosselin (2009-10) and Heather Buck before that (for the third time in 2007-08).
Starting 22 of 23 games, Calmar led the team in rebounding (18.6 per game) and was second in scoring (17.1). She had double-doubles in 20 games. She scored a career-high 28 points four times and grabbed a career-high 26 rebounds in one of those games.
"It takes an incredible athlete to score and rebound the way Margot did," Solar said. "Most kids give you one or the other. She is a three-sport standout, who was MVP of the state tournament in field hockey and also played well in lacrosse."
Calmar also was named to the ECC Medium Division All-Star first team, along with sophomore guard Tatyana LaFrance Boyce. Both players had earned Honorable Mention at that level the year before — their first postseason honor.
Calmar's 427 rebounds are the most in one season by a Stonington girl since 1987-88, which is the first season that The Sun began maintaining rebounding statistics.
Calmar passed Buck, who had 399 in 2008. Calmar trails only Buck (class of 2008) in career rebounds. Buck had 1,404 in four varsity seasons. Jenn Fogg (class of 2003) is third with 846.
"Margot has some great post moves," Solar said. "She either scores on putbacks or positions herself to be fouled and has perfected her free throws (averaging 61.9 percent).
"She has an uncanny way of reading the ball off the rim, even outrebounding taller girls. She sets rebounding goals for each game and usually meets them — that's one of her gifts.
Calmar is one of nine players named Class M All-State.
"Margot is a hard worker and a great kid. She also is a great leader and is very high academically, like third in her class. She wants to go to an Ivy League school and play basketball, " Solar said.
LaFrance Boyce also put up some impressive and team-leading statistics this season. The 5-8 sophomore guard led the Bears in scoring (18.1 points per game), free-throw percentage (70.7) and steals (2.9). She was second on the team in rebounding (7.1) and assists (2.1).
LaFrance Boyce started 21 of 23 games. She scored in double figures 20 times and reached 20 points 10 times, including a career-high 31 toward the end of the regular season.
"Tatyana's scoring her first two years has been amazing," Solar said. "From the two or three position she has been high scorer on the team both years.
"She is really aggressive. She has a true knack of anticipating the next pass — you can't teach that. She's the kid we put in front of the press.
La France Boyce also was the team's leader in average scoring (12.5) and steals (4.0) her freshman year. WIth 704 points in two years, she is well on her way to joining the school's 1,000-point club.
"Basketball is her passion," Solar said. "She is playing AAU ball both years. Her game intensity makes her stand out."
Senior guard Sammi Shroyer was Stonington's recipient of an ECC-Medium sportsmanship award.
The Bears, who finished this season 14-8 overall and 5-5 in the Medium, made it to the second round of the Class M playoffs. It was the 17th straight season that Stonington qualified for the state tournament, mostly at the Class M level.
Calmar is one of four ECC players to garner All-State status. Alyssa Velles of NFA was voted to the Class LL squad. Jamie Hill (Class M) of Montville and Casey Sullivan (Class S) of St. Bernard are the others.
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Fayette cemetery spared, must pay delinquent taxes
A Fayette County cemetery has been removed from a pending tax sale, but it remains responsible for $3,945 in back taxes, according to county tax officials.
Oak Grove Cemetery on McClellendtown Road in South Union was to be sold at Monday's tax sale, but it was pulled from the sale after a Sept. 5 hearing before the Fayette County Tax Assessment Appeals Board, said Bill Lukach, chief assessor for the county.
Lukach said the cemetery was able to show that when it was established in 1849, the state Legislature granted its tax-exempt status.
In addition, Lukach said, nonprofit or religious cemeteries are not taxed.
Lukach said the 15-acre cemetery is nearly full, and he believes that it is cared for by volunteers.
He said the appeals board granted it tax-exempt status, but that does not start until 2014.
"It won't take effect until 2014, so they would still be liable (for back taxes)," Lukach said.
The $3,945 in taxes and penalties are due for the 2011 and 2012 tax years, said Sarah Minnick, director of the county Tax Claim Bureau.
Most of the money is owed to Laurel Highlands School District. A portion is owed to the county and the township.
John Cupp, solicitor for the assessment appeals board, said it's likely each taxing entity will exonerate the back taxes.
James Higinbotham, a Uniontown attorney who represents the cemetery, was unavailable for comment.
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LOVES PARK — Thanks to a second-half scoring explosion, the Keith boys soccer team avenged last year's sectional final loss against Stillman Valley in a 4-0 semifinal win Tuesday at the Class 1A Keith Sectional.
LOVES PARK — Thanks to a second-half scoring explosion, the Keith boys soccer team avenged last year's sectional final loss against Stillman Valley in a 4-0 semifinal win Tuesday at the Class 1A Keith Sectional.
The Cougars held a 1-0 advantage at the break but were able to shake up the Cardinals (14-6-2) in the second half, producing three late goals to earn the win.
"Our coach gave us a pep talk at halftime and he told us to play with heart," Rafi Pelayo said. "He told us to worry about our game and keep doing what we know to do and we did it."
Pelayo scored two second-half goals, including one with an assist from David Rebollar, who had the team's other two goals.
"I thought the game was pretty even in the first half," said Stillman Valley coach Lyn Larsen, whose team reached last year's supersectional final. "They definitely out played us in the second half. We couldn't get the ball on our side and that was the biggest problem."
Also, the Cardinals played part of the game without one their top players, Mesfin Lenth, who injured his ankle late in the first half.
The Cougars (20-3-1) advance to play Genoa-Kingston at 6 p.m. Friday for the sectional title.
Keith's last sectional title came in 2009 en route to a Class 1A third-place state finish.
"This means so much to us," Rebollar said. "We've been working so hard and doing our best to put the last couple of years behind us and focus on what we can do this year."
Keith's Matt Greer recorded his 15 shutout of the season. It was also the Cougars' fifth straight shutout win.
Genoa-Kingston 7, Elgin St. Edward 2
Led by a pair of goals from Cristian Camargo and Juan Lechuga, the Cogs advanced to the sectional final.
Genoa-Kingston dominated the first half, scoring four goals, but a late goal from St. Edward's Johnny Shepherd before the break made it 4-1.
The Green Wave (10-13) made things interesting with an early second-half goal from Carlos Moreno that cut the deficit to 4-2. But Lechuga answered for the Cogs with his two goals and a score from Tommy Hansen kept the Green Wave at bay.
"We knew we had to keep going," Carmago said. "We had a letdown, but we came back and scored when we had a chance."
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Rochelle 2, Sterling 1
The fourth-seeded Hubs took down No. 1 Sterling aided by Miguel Casillas' two first-half goals in their regional semifinal win. Rochelle (10-11) will play either No. 2 Yorkville or No. 3 Dixon in Saturday's final. It's the Hubs' third straight regional final berth. They haven't won a regional title since 2003.
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Boylan 3, Guilford 1
Mitchell Lotko, James Hoff and Alexis Galvez each had a goal for the top-seeded Titans in their win over the Vikings.
It was the second meeting between the two teams. Boylan (14-6-1) defeated Guilford 4-0 in their NIC-10 conference opener this season.
Lotko gave the Titans a 1-0 lead at halftime. Hoff scored on an assist from Ricky Rubio in the 53rd minute and Galvez followed that up 10 minutes later when he cashed in Mark Lisek's assist.
The Vikings earned a goal from Rodrigo Rubio in the 70th minute.
Boylan outshot the Vikings 8-2. Guilford's Jesus Galvez recorded five saves, while Titans goalkeeper Nathan Wisbey had one.
The Titans advance to play No. 3 Hononegah in Saturday's regional final.
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Yuan Forwards Weaken for Second Day After Inflows Ease in May
Yuan forwards fell for a second day after a report showed the amount of capital that flowed into the nation last month was the least since August.
Yuan positions at financial institutions accumulated from foreign-exchange purchases, a barometer of inflows, rose 38.7 billion yuan ($6.2 billion) from a month earlier, compared with a 117 billion yuan increase in April, data showed yesterday. China held $1.26 trillion in U.S. Treasuries at the end of April, with holdings falling for a third month in the longest run of declines since 2011, the Treasury Department said in a monthly report released yesterday.
"Inflows continue to slow on the uncertainty over China's economy, as it might be too early to call for a turnaround," said Bruce Yam, a Hong Kong-based currency strategist at Sun Hung Kai Forex. "Less U.S. Treasuries holdings by China probably signals reduced intervention in the yuan's exchange rate as one-way appreciation bets have been dashed."
Twelve-month non-deliverable forwards dropped 0.1 percent to 6.2345 per dollar as of 4:41 p.m. in Hong Kong, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The contracts traded at a 0.12 percent discount to the onshore yuan, which declined 0.03 percent to close at 6.2269 in Shanghai, China Foreign Exchange Trade System prices show. The People's Bank of China strengthened the daily fixing 0.01 percent to 6.1529.
Foreign direct investment fell 6.7 percent in May from a year earlier, compared with the median estimate for a 3.2 percent increase in a Bloomberg survey, a report showed today.
The central bank raised the reference rate by 0.19 percent last week in its biggest increase this year, after a record five straight months of weakening the fixing. The yuan has dropped 2.8 percent this year in Asia's worst performance.
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Premier Li Keqiang arrived in the U.K. yesterday and will meet Queen Elizabeth II at Windsor Castle today before traveling to London to meet Prime Minister David Cameron at his Downing Street residence. China Construction Bank Co confirmed it will sign agreement on yuan clearing in the U.K. on June 19, according to e-mailed response to questions from Bloomberg News.
In Hong Kong's offshore market, the yuan fell 0.1 percent to 6.2275, data compiled by Bloomberg show. One-month implied volatility in the onshore yuan, a gauge of expected moves in the exchange rate used to price options, was steady at 1.47 percent, data compiled by Bloomberg show.


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Did Picard make the right decision with the Son'a/Baku
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Re: Did Picard make the right decision with the Son'a/Baku
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if we're not limited by what's on film and can just make stuff up,why not argue that the Baku "peaceful Luddite" thing was a ruse and that they were secretly a guild of assassins?
This would explain the plot hole of the Baku being able to exile the Sona and their technology.
I got the impression that the Son'a left on their own.
nope, they were exiled when their attempt to take over failed.
which means we have TWO questions:
-how was their attempt to take over "thwarted" by Luddite pacifists
-how do a bunch of Luddite pacifists exile an advanced techology-embracing group?
seriously, NO ONE in the film production spotted this glaring flaw and said, "uh guys, this makes no sense and creates more problems than it solves?"
"why oh why didn't I take the blue pill?"
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THE 10 OPPOSING PITCHERS WHO DRIVE THE RANGERS CRAZY — 6. Jered Weaver, Angels: Try as they might, the Rangers just can't ever seem to chase Weaver from a start early. He's made 20 starts against the Rangers and has qualified for quality starts in 15 of them. Weaver doesn't give up a ton of homers or walks, which makes him a bad match up for the Rangers. The Angels won nine times against Texas last year and Weaver started four of those games. Among AL West opponents, Weaver is the king against the Rangers, rather than Felix Hernandez.
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This was one of the bigger impact messages that I left Senator Grisanti with. I put the puzzle together with the help of a friend's family and then removed 10% of the pieces. I then glued the puzzle in place. At a lunch meeting that was set up by Kitty Lambert-Rudd (Show 1420) I presented the puzzle. I had a hundred pieces randomly missing in a jar at my spot at the table. I told him that if he votes yes, I will return the missing pieces. If that vote happened after he is out of office, I would still track him down and return his puzzle pieces.
Some of my community say that the 1,324 Jolly Ranchers that I hand delived in his Albany office got us that sit down lunch in Buffalo. I know someone took footage of the Jolly Ranchers, but I haven't been able to track that down.
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After abortion became legal in America, it peaked at 1.6 million abortions per year. That means about 800,000 unborn baby girls were murdered in a single year. The pro-choice lobby has never asserted that 800,000 women would die in back alleys if abortion were illegal. They just continue to say "thousands" did die in back alleys every year when abortion was illegal. This assertion is false – in fact, the "thousands" statistic was made up by NARAL co-founder Bernard Nathanson who later admitted to the fabrication. It is also irrelevant. "Thousands" is less than hundreds of thousands and pro-choicers can offer no convincing evidence that those unborn girls were not human. Each one had beating heart that was detectable at four weeks – long before abortion can be "safely" performed. That means they were living beings. To deny their humanity is simply appalling.
Some readers of that last paragraph will undoubtedly take me to task for assuming that only half of those aborted in America's peak abortion year were female. I was just being kind with my estimates because I do not have reliable evidence that, in that particular year, a disproportionate number of those aborted were female.
Of course, evidence is irrelevant to my opponents. No amount of evidence of racism among Planned Parenthood founders can shake their allegiance to that organization. Nor can any amount of evidence of Planned Parenthood's recent facilitation of gender-selective abortion soften that allegiance.
Amnesty notwithstanding, Democrats will continue to slaughter children by the millions. In the process, they will make America a little older, a little whiter, and a little more male-dominated.
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Matters of Life and Longing: Female Sterilization in Northeastern Brazil
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Anne Line Dalsgaard. Matters of Life and Longing: Female Sterilization in Northeastern Brazil. Critical Anthropology Series. University of Copenhagen. Copenhagen: Museum Tusculanum Press, 2001.
Is there a connection between the wish to be seen, recognized, and respected as a person and the practice of female sterilization?
Anne lie Dalsgaard answers this question as she approaches the subject of women's agency under harsh social conditions. Her book and the material it presents are the result of eleven months of ethnographic fieldwork (in 1997 and 1998) among women in Camaragibe, a low-income neighborhood on the outskirts of Recife, Northeastern Brazil. The author sets off by contextualizing the practice of female sterilization, or tubal ligation, as it is most commonly called in Brazil. By reporting on conversations and everyday situations, Dalsgaard describes the spread of this particular contraceptive method. Abortion is an illegal practice in Brazil, and different kinds of reversible birth control methods were deemed by the women in the study to be unsatisfactory either because they were not easily available, or because they were not reliable. Moreover, several of the women in Dalsgaard's study lacked information and knowledge about possible alternative contraceptive methods, and they also often lacked the power to negotiate in sexual relations. Ethnographic material showed that female sterilization was not only a subject that could openly be discussed in public, it was also "perceived as a natural aspiration for any woman" (p. 108). Indeed, local statistics show that seven out often women using contraception in the state of Pernambuco (where Camaragibe is situated) were sterilized. National statistics from 1996 estimated that 27.3 per cent of all women between the ages of 15 and 49 were sterilized.
Until 1997 sterilization was not available on demand. It was legally permitted in cases when a future pregnancy would pose a risk for the woman. Nowadays sterilizations (for persons older than 25 years or with a minimum of two living children) can be obtained at private hospitals - if the patient or her family has the means to afford paying for the procedure -, and at public hospitals - if the patient is considered to be a high risk case or if she is helped by a third person who then intervenes on her behalf and obtains a procedure. In other words, even if tubal ligation is a widely spread contraceptive method in Brazil, it is not so easily obtainable. Most of the women in Dalsgaard's study were nevertheless determined to go through a lot of trouble to undergo such a procedure. …