Human rights, migration and Latin American unity
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Human rights, unity, migration, trade, protection of human dignity.Abstract
The objective of this hermeneutic essay was to reflect about Latin American migrants in the 21st century from a human rights perspective. All people possess inalienable fundamental rights and freedoms that are universally recognized in international instruments. Migrants, that is, people who move from the territory of one State to the territory of another, due to situations that endanger their subsistence, or in search of better living conditions for work or study opportunities, among others, should enjoy a unitary legal regime that guarantees the protection and assurance of these fundamental rights and not casuistic mechanisms that generate injuries to these subjects. It is concluded that this protection should be focused on promoting an active and sustained defense of a democratic framework that recognizes, values and respects without hesitation that every human being is a person. Likewise, the rules of international trade must be unitary, uniform, and effective to achieve decent socioeconomic conditions in the States that significantly reduce migration in Latin America.
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