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La migración centroamericana a los Estados Unidos en tiempos del COVID-19

José Luis Rocha;

La migración centroamericana a los Estados Unidos en tiempos del COVID-19

Abstract

Resumen La pandemia del COVID-19 y las medidas para enfrentarla han trastocado innumerables procesos sociales. La migración hacia los Estados Unidos está lejos de ser la excepción. Después de aportar cifras que apoyan la hipótesis del descenso del flujo migratorio hacia los Estados Unidos en 2020 debido al temor al coronavirus y a una contracción del mercado laboral, este texto compara la situación de los migrantes centroamericanos en dos ubicaciones: los suburbios de Virginia y la ciudad de Los Angeles. Cuatro centroamericanos proporcionan información fresca sobre cómo están lidiando con las restricciones impuestas por los diferentes niveles del Estado y la reducción de las oportunidades de empleo. Sus declaraciones permiten identificar algunos factores de elevada influencia en un incremento de riesgos y daños en la ciudad de Los Angeles: densidad poblacional, desacuerdos entre las autoridades estatales y un estilo de vida de intensa socialización típico de una megalópolis. Por esta razón el impacto del COVID-19 en los lugares aquí mencionados es una historia de dos ciudades con fuertes contrastes. Quedan muchas preguntas para seguir investigando. Este texto ante todo muestra un retrato de cómo los asuntos relacionados con la pandemia son enfrentados por los migrantes en la vida cotidiana, según sus propias palabras.

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Microsoft Academic Graph classification: Immigration media_common.quotation_subject media_common Pandemic Damages Coping (psychology) Political science Economic growth Social processes Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) Megalopolis Human settlement

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migración a los Estados Unido, centroamericanos, desigualdad, COVID-19, Colonies and colonization. Emigration and immigration. International migration, JV1-9480, migración a los Estados Unido, centroamericanos, desigualdad, COVID-19, General Medicine

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