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We present a statement from an anthropological lens in the context of sanitary exceptionality under an institutional and citizenship crisis. It refers to a young population of Haitian residents with difficulties in exercising their right to a city inside the principles of sustainability, democracy, equity, and social justice who are integrated in a subaltern way. We revised some of the actions performed by the Chilean authorities in 2020 during the pandemic analyzing how they are affected from the perspective of their civil rights, focusing on informality, work, access to a living place, and the evaluation of the roots of the migratory project. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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