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Traditional and home care are, at first glance, the predominant model of assistance at birth in the Amazon region of the triple border (Colombia, Brazil, Peru), to which non-indigenous women who wish to be assisted by midwives have been joining, both for the search for a closer and more empathetic care that takes into account their emotional state, as well as for the fear of contagion and interventionism that today characterize the hospital space, given the health emergency caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. This poses new challenges for a region where the health system has been precarious due to corruption and neglect by the national government and, as such, it is difficult to apply prevention protocols in the area of maternal-perinatal health. Examining planned childbirth from intercultural and interdisciplinary work in exclusive spaces for this care, can help to project ourselves and understand the need to add allies to this work, in order to guarantee a respectful and culturally relevant accompaniment to motherhood in the south of the Colombian Amazon.

Reflexiones en torno al nacimiento en tiempos de pandemia de coronavirus en Leticia, sur de la Amazonia colombiana