Interculturation and Multiterritoriality: Resistance and Resilience Strategies of Venezuelan Migrants Re-Settled in Cúcuta, Colombia

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This article identifies the sociocultural interactions that Venezuelan migrants weave in their settlement process in Cúcuta, Colombia, the main receiving border city. It is an investigation that features a phenomenological approach; non-participant observation, content analysis of press releases and life stories. Given the proximity of Colombia, migration is assumed to be an opportunity that helps configures strategies of resistance and resilience based on interculturation and multi-territoriality,.

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Leal, M. L. H., Acevedo, E. C. M., & Rubio, G. A. E. (2023). Interculturation and Multiterritoriality: Resistance and Resilience Strategies of Venezuelan Migrants Re-Settled in Cúcuta, Colombia. America Latina Hoy, 92, 117–134. https://doi.org/10.14201/alh.28589

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