2021
DOI: 10.17081/just.26.40.5306
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Políticas públicas puestas en ejecución por el estado Colombiano para la integración de los migrantes Venezolanos

Abstract: La migración es un fenómeno que ha sido estudiado de forma constante en la actualidad, su interés estriba fundamentalmente en que es sufrido por millares de personas que buscando satisfacer sus necesidades básicas deciden partir a otras latitudes.  La causa principal del éxodo son las crisis institucionales derivadas de políticas de gobierno y medidas económicas que generan un detrimento en la sociedad.  Venezuela se ha convertido en este último tiempo en el referente de una migración masiva. Por consiguiente,… Show more

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“…However, Venezuela has experienced a dramatic reversal in its traditional migration pattern since Hugo Chávez came to power in 1999, and until now there have been three waves of Venezuelan emigration (Paez & Vivas, 2017). The first wave began following the implementation of a political and socio-productive model, known as twenty-first century socialism (Muñoz et al, 2021), characterized by state intervention in the economy, the limitation of the private sector's productive capacities, and the introduction of a system of price controls. The emigrant group in this wave was composed of middle-income families and a highly educated population, whose primary destinations were Europe and the United States (Linares, 2021).…”
Section: Venezuela: From Host Country To Origin Of Exodusmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, Venezuela has experienced a dramatic reversal in its traditional migration pattern since Hugo Chávez came to power in 1999, and until now there have been three waves of Venezuelan emigration (Paez & Vivas, 2017). The first wave began following the implementation of a political and socio-productive model, known as twenty-first century socialism (Muñoz et al, 2021), characterized by state intervention in the economy, the limitation of the private sector's productive capacities, and the introduction of a system of price controls. The emigrant group in this wave was composed of middle-income families and a highly educated population, whose primary destinations were Europe and the United States (Linares, 2021).…”
Section: Venezuela: From Host Country To Origin Of Exodusmentioning
confidence: 99%