Die meisten lateinamerikanischen Migranten gehen nicht mehr in die USA
https://www.economist.com/the-americas/2025/02/13/most-latin-american-migrants-no-longer-go-to-the-united-states
Die meisten lateinamerikanischen Migranten gehen nicht mehr in die USA
https://www.economist.com/the-americas/2025/02/13/most-latin-american-migrants-no-longer-go-to-the-united-states
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Summary: Esther Hernández fled Venezuela to Colombia in 2017 with her family and faced many difficulties, including sleeping in a shelter and going hungry. Her husband left for Chile in search of work and found a construction job far away. Meanwhile, Hernández built a sewing business, saved money, and eventually bought land in El Zulia, near the Venezuelan border. After six years apart, her husband is returning home, and she feels proud to be part of her new community.
Most Latin American migrants do not go to the US anymore, changing the migration patterns in the region. Guatemala is dealing with a globally recognized Jewish group, the Lev Tahor sect, which has had children seized by the government. In Argentina, President Javier Milei is facing challenges with his liberal reforms impacting yerba mate growers, even as consumers benefit from lower prices. Additionally, Ecuador is selecting a new leader amid issues such as violence and power outages, with billionaire Daniel Noboa in the lead.