2020
DOI: 10.22201/sdi.9786073026734e.2020
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Crisis y migración de población venezolana. Entre la desprotección y la seguridad jurídica en Latinoamérica

Abstract: Esta obra reúne un trabajo de investigación inédito con énfasis cualitativo sobre la migración venezolana en el más reciente contexto de crisis humanitaria, privilegiando el examen de los contextos de acogida intrarregionales y extrarregionales. El producto final es el resultado de un diseño de investigación único aplicado en trece ciudades latinoamericanas durante el segundo semestre de 2018, por más de una treintena de investigadoras e investigadores latinoamericanos. Asimismo, incluye una descripción detall… Show more

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“…A regional migrant-receiving country between the late 1970s to the 1990s, Venezuela has become the continent's major migrant expeller. Its political, economic, and social collapse has triggered unprecedented migrations, which since 1999 have diversified, complexified, and become massive, overturning the regional migratory dynamic (Gandini et al, 2019). If ~700,000 Venezuelans emigrated in 2016, by 2020 that number reached ~5 million.…”
Section: New Mobilities Reinforcement Of Controlmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…A regional migrant-receiving country between the late 1970s to the 1990s, Venezuela has become the continent's major migrant expeller. Its political, economic, and social collapse has triggered unprecedented migrations, which since 1999 have diversified, complexified, and become massive, overturning the regional migratory dynamic (Gandini et al, 2019). If ~700,000 Venezuelans emigrated in 2016, by 2020 that number reached ~5 million.…”
Section: New Mobilities Reinforcement Of Controlmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The unprecedented multiplication of Venezuelan transits has been decisive in shaping the southern corridor. The last massive migratory wave took shape about 2016 and was comprised mainly of impoverished working-class, and to a lesser extent professional, migrants (Gandini et al, 2019). In both cases migrating by land and by stretches: moving towards a first destination that may involve a subsequent outbound or return transit.…”
Section: Venezuelan Caminantes and Trocherosmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the meantime, an increasing -albeit low-number of refugee claims were processed (Freier and Parent, 2019). Policies at different levels of government showed a reactive and somewhat improvised approach to the emergency (Gandini, 2019). It has been argued that most South American countries have been reluctant to apply the Cartagena protocol in this case because of the domestic cost and long-term implications of granting refugee status to Venezuelans (Freier and Parent, 2019: 58-59).…”
Section: Controlling Bordersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Paralelamente, se tramitó un número cada vez mayor, aunque todavía bajo, de solicitudes de asilo (Freier y Parent, 2019). Las políticas en diferentes niveles estatales han mostrado un enfoque reactivo y algo improvisado ante la emergencia (Gandini, 2019). Se ha argumentado que la mayoría de los países sudamericanos han sido reacios a aplicar el protocolo de Cartagena en este caso debido a los costes internos y a las implicaciones a largo plazo de garantizar el estatuto de refugiadas a las personas venezolanas (Freier y Parent, 2019: 58-59).…”
Section: Control De Fronterasunclassified