2022
DOI: 10.30827/modulema.v6i.23454
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La Migración Del ‘Mena’ Marroquí Vista Desde Dentro.

Abstract: Hakim era un adolescente marroquí que se dio cuenta de que no quería la vida de pobreza y determinismo  que estaba predestinado a tener. Decidió migrar de manera irregular, solo y cometiendo delitos, para  btener una vida mejor. Lo interesante de su caso es que lo consiguió de un modo extraordinario y desde hace años  vive en España de manera regularizada y desempeñando una labor social importante. En este artículo se va  a  hacer un recorrido por su proceso migratorio para comprender desde dentro el camino qu… Show more

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“…Specifically, research that focuses on highlighting the challenges these minors face as they proceed to undertake the process for their inclusion in the host society is of great importance. Particularly noteworthy is their lack of schooling in their countries of origin, limited professional qualifications, and ignorance of Spanish [15][16][17]. However, the primordial role of these minors in their own process of social inclusion, through their empowerment, is also highlighted, thanks to their resilience and capacity for agency [18,19], in addition to their dreams and expectations as regards their migration [20].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Specifically, research that focuses on highlighting the challenges these minors face as they proceed to undertake the process for their inclusion in the host society is of great importance. Particularly noteworthy is their lack of schooling in their countries of origin, limited professional qualifications, and ignorance of Spanish [15][16][17]. However, the primordial role of these minors in their own process of social inclusion, through their empowerment, is also highlighted, thanks to their resilience and capacity for agency [18,19], in addition to their dreams and expectations as regards their migration [20].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%