A Burocratização da concessão do benefício previdenciário de pensão por morte para cônjuges e companheiros indígenas em Dourados - Mato Grosso do Sul

Abstract

This paper aims to demonstrate through a practical example that the Constitution was not enough to break with the assimilationist policy on indigenous issues. The State, through its institutions, still denies rights to the indigenous population because of bureaucratic rules that do not respect cultural diversity. Through the collection of data from the Benefits of Single System - SUIBE, the National Institute of Social Security - INSS, there has been a significant disproportion in the number of benefits pension for death to the dependents of indigenous insured as spouses or partners, residents in Jaguapiru and Bororo villages in Dourados/MS compared to the number of granting the same benefit to children. The difficulty identified is that indigenous spouses and partners can not prove the stable before the Office. The appointment of the remaining barriers is necessary for the formation of a new approach by the State, aimed at recognizing differences and creating ways to facilitate access of indigenous peoples to all the rights guaranteed to them constitutionally.