Introduction
The south is considered the forgotten territory, the
crime, the fear.
Here the population lives in poverty and exclusion,
indigenous groups and
others, that make the popular classes which rose from
rural poverty to urban poverty
It is a densely populated area, it is estimated that
two thirds of the inhabitants of the city
reside in the south-, goods, services and equipment
are of poor quality, and markets
of grocery stores, supermarkets, schools and higher
education level, hospitals, areas
sports, security, etc., are insufficient, creating
that dependency
the center to meet the needs of people.
even
when the data do not support those versions, the rise
in crime corresponds to the
downtown area, the physical environment impacts and influences
people and how they feel.
all these
facilities mark, symbolically, the image of the
southern districts and affect
value of land and housing, reproducing the cycle of
poverty