Migration in Latin America Becomes More Complex and Unpredictable
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The migration phenomenon in Latin America redefines routes, puts pressure on urban systems and poses new challenges for the regional management of human mobility. By Daniel Lee Migration in Latin America and the Caribbean no longer fits in the categories with which we have tried to explain it for decades. Today it is not only an economic phenomenon or exclusively a response to poverty: it is a fragmented mirror of multiple crises that overlap. T…
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In a rapidly changing environment, anticipation is essential for effective migration governance, says the UN agency that oversees migration. Violence linked to organized crime, economic changes, restrictive migration policies, increased returns and deportations, and the growing impact of climate disasters are reshaping migration in Latin America and the Caribbean, according to a new report by the International Organization for Migration (IOM).
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