What the Pandemic Does – and Doesn’t – Change about Migration in Latin America
The fear of the coronavirus cannot cloud our moral and political duties to migrants.
Latin America’s Changing Remittance Landscape
New flows of people are opening up new remittance corridors.
For Migrants in Latin America, Public Health Risks Go Beyond the Coronavirus
Measles, tuberculosis and other diseases have made a comeback and are threatening migrants.
The Creative Thinking Shaping Latin America’s Migrant Response
With very little aid or experience in hosting migrants, the region is thinking outside the box.
How Latin American Countries and Cities Have Welcomed Migrants
A look at policies and initiatives for dealing with the influx of migrants.
The Gig Economy: A Lifeline for Latin American Migrants – or a Dead End?
Companies like Rappi and Uber are helping many migrants get by. But host countries can do more.
The Backlash to Venezuelan Migration Is Here
Even before the coronavirus, Peru and other countries were seeing greater xenophobia — with an uncertain impact on politics.
The Urgent Effort to Integrate Latin America’s Migrants
The pandemic only increases the need to welcome migrants with compassion. It will be hard.
Colombia’s Migration Czar: The Goal Is “Total Inclusion” for Venezuelans
An interview with Felipe Muñoz, the Colombian president’s special adviser for the Venezuelan border.
