“Nuevos ciudadanos”: reconocimiento como justicia social para migrantes/"New citizens": recognition as social justice migrants

摘要

Migration is a subject that has taken on relevance today, given the high rates of human mobilization and advancement of borders, especially in the face of social conflicts in the world, an example of the phenomenon of south-south migration, that is, between Latin American countries. Today, migratory waves are increasing with the social, political and particularly economic changes in the world. Chile is still a recipient of these groups of people who decide to change their social status as immigrants, incorporating themselves into new cultures. Migration flows increase with globalization leading to new social relations in culturally defined spaces and territories, such as the increase and mobility of migration in the city of Temuco, Chile. As a result of these new dynamics, citizenship processes are configured, especially in the daily forms of participation and interaction of all inhabitants, dynamically emerging different forms of action and intervention with migrants in the Araucania region. By asking about intercultural citizenship, from a justice perspective it will be possible to generate agreements for the real scope of the full use of citizenship, bringing with it the application of social justice and citizen empowerment for all.