Nicaraguan Immigration to Costa Rica: Tendencies, Policies, and Politics
Like migration from Haiti, Bolivia, and Guatemala to the Dominican Republic,Argentina, and Mexico, respectively, Nicaraguan migration to Costa Rica is a major case of South-to-South migration in Latin America. It takes place in Central America, a region where migration—both intraregional and extrare...
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| description | Like migration from Haiti, Bolivia, and Guatemala to the Dominican Republic,Argentina, and Mexico, respectively, Nicaraguan migration to Costa Rica is a major case of South-to-South migration in Latin America. It takes place in Central America, a region where migration—both intraregional and extraregional—is a structural dimension of everyday life.
Demographers estimate that between 12 and 14 percent of Central Americans live in
a country different from their country of birth. Military conflicts, economic inequalities, and, more recently, violence are among the main factors that expel Central Americans from their countries of birth (Sandoval 2015). |
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| spelling | IIS-CIDCACS-RD-123456789-2322023-10-18T21:29:31Z Nicaraguan Immigration to Costa Rica: Tendencies, Policies, and Politics Sandoval García, Carlos Like migration from Haiti, Bolivia, and Guatemala to the Dominican Republic,Argentina, and Mexico, respectively, Nicaraguan migration to Costa Rica is a major case of South-to-South migration in Latin America. It takes place in Central America, a region where migration—both intraregional and extraregional—is a structural dimension of everyday life. Demographers estimate that between 12 and 14 percent of Central Americans live in a country different from their country of birth. Military conflicts, economic inequalities, and, more recently, violence are among the main factors that expel Central Americans from their countries of birth (Sandoval 2015). 2019-03-28T19:46:42Z 2019-11-7T08:46:00Z 2015 informe científico https://forum.lasaweb.org/files/vol46-issue4/Debates3.pdf http://repositorio.iis.ucr.ac.cr/handle/123456789/232 en Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0) https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/ application/pdf LasaForum fall 2015, Vol. 45 Num. 4, pp. 7-10 |
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| title | Nicaraguan Immigration to Costa Rica: Tendencies, Policies, and Politics |
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| title_full_unstemmed | Nicaraguan Immigration to Costa Rica: Tendencies, Policies, and Politics |
| title_short | Nicaraguan Immigration to Costa Rica: Tendencies, Policies, and Politics |
| title_sort | nicaraguan immigration to costa rica tendencies policies and politics |
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