Migration: a global question

Migration: a global question

1. Coexistence in the country of destination

   • If a Venezuelan came to Panama it would not be very well received because of its social development and the ideals that are raised in them; in addition to the image that the Venezuelan has in that country. (I draw this conclusion from the articles I read about the treatment of Venezuelans in the country) And so, as it was seen, it depends on many factors, but in the majority (from what I have read) their treatment is equal in the most developed countries. Although in the same way no one is saved from minimal abuse because ignorance is everywhere.

2. The majority situation

   • It is sometimes thought that migration is a problem only for migrants or for the countries that receive it. But the truth is that now more than ever, migration is a true global issue, not only because of the huge number of people who move, but because of the impact it has on the international community

3. Women and migration

   • In the world, female migration represents exactly 49% of the total figure, but in Latin America, this figure increases to 50.1%, that is, more women migrate than men!

4. The transnational families

   • Transnational families: They are those families that for economic reasons of work among others have decided to emigrate to another country leaving the family unequal since some of the family stay in their native country and others are in different countries and the family is fragmented.

5. Relationship between nationals and foreigners

   • The level of education, age, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, being male or female, one's nationality, religion and other characteristics significantly influence the transfer to another country, whether regular or not, and for living together in the country of destination.

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