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FECHA	SITIO	TITULO	RESUMEN	TEMA	POBLACI�N MIGRANTE	PA�S / REGI�N
Wednesday, July 03, 2024	El Tiempo	Panam� cierra tres accesos al Dari�n para controlar el flujo de migrantes	El nuevo presidente de Panam�, Jos� Ra�l Mulino, anunci� previamente la colocaci�n de "cercas de serpentinas" para dirigir a los migrantes a un camino �nico, evitando la dispersi�n. Mulino destac� la problem�tica en el Dari�n y firm� un acuerdo con Estados Unidos para la repatriaci�n de migrantes, con el pa�s norteamericano cubriendo los gastos. Mulino ha prometido que Panam� no ser� un pa�s de tr�nsito para la migraci�n ilegal y ha enfatizado la necesidad de poner m�s barreras para desalentar el uso de esta ruta.	Pol�tica Migratoria	Irregular	Panam� / Am�rica
Sunday, July 07, 2024	El Heraldo de Chiapas	Gran Breta�a frena pol�mico plan antimigratorio	El nuevo primer ministro laborista brit�nico, Keir Starmer, confirm� su intenci�n de abandonar el plan del anterior gobierno conservador de expulsar a migrantes en situaci�n irregular a Ruanda [...] apuesta por una estrategia de lucha contra las mafias de traficantes de personas para franar la migraci�n irregular. Starmer propone crear un mando de seguridad fronteriza de �lite, integrado por especialistas en inmigraci�n, con la ayuda del servicio de inteligencia nacional MI5.	Pol�tica Migratoria	Irregular	Reino Unido / Europa / �frica
Saturday, July 13, 2024	BBC news	"Son el paradigma positivo de la nueva Espa�a": la historia de migraci�n y �xito de las familias de Lamine Yamal y Nico Williams, las dos j�venes estrellas de la Eurocopa	Ambos j�venes provienen de familias de migrantes de �frica que han hecho suya la camiseta roja. Son inseparables, s�mbolos tambi�n de un pa�s transformado en las �ltimas d�cadas por la migraci�n. Nico Williams, futbolista del Atl�tico de Bilbao naci� y se crio en Espa�a, sin embargo, su madre Mar�a sali� junto a su esposo, F�lix, desde Ghana para buscar una vida mejor en Europa en 1994. Siguiendo la ruta Sahara -Melilla. Los padres de Lamine Yamal (sus dos nombres de pila) tambi�n emigraron de �frica. Mounir Nasraoui naci� en Marruecos, mientras que Sheila Ebana en Guinea Ecuatorial. Ambos se establecieron a las afueras de Barcelona.	Cultura	Regular / Irregular	Espa�a / Europa / �frica
Thursday, July 18, 2024	Cr�nica	�Sans�n y yo�, un documental sobre un migrante mexicano condenado por el �sue�o americano�	El filme de Rodrigo Reyes narra la historia de Sans�n Noe Andrade una reflexi�n sobre los motivos que llevan a muchos mexicanos a migrar a EU y como algunos no encontraron la suerte esperada. �Me da mucha alegr�a que vamos a poder comunicar varios temas, la migraci�n, la vida antes en M�xico y c�mo tenemos muchos migrantes ac� tambi�n que no tuvieron mucha suerte con el sue�o americano�, coment� Andrade.	Cine	Irregular	Estados Unidos / Am�rica del norte
Friday, July 19, 2024	ONU	Aumento de la Migraci�n en Ciudad de M�xico: UNICEF refuerza su respuesta	En los �ltimos tres a�os, UNICEF ha dise�ado y construido 14 unidades m�viles para mejorar la respuesta en agua, saneamiento e higiene ante los altos flujos migratorios. Estas unidades han sido transferidas a instituciones gubernamentales en Tapachula, Tijuana, Hermosillo y Ciudad Ju�rez.	Derechos Humanos	Irregular	M�xico
Thursday, July 25, 2024	El Pa�s	Guatemala se organiza para acoger a unos 600 mexicanos que han cruzado la frontera por la violencia en Chiapas	El crimen organizado, que lleva meses ense�ore�ndose de esos pueblos, est� desplazando a la poblaci�n, que antes buscaba acogida en municipios vecinos, pero ahora se van a Guatemala. La crisis no encuentra todav�a una reacci�n conocida por parte de las autoridades mexicanas	Desplazamiento Forzado	Desplazados / Refugiados	M�xico / Centroam�rica
Monday, July 29, 2024	Excelsior	Las migraciones que viv� en Tijuana	Este es un breve relato en lo general, pero, en lo particular, fueron momentos de angustia y preocupaci�n por brindar a todas las personas que llegaban a la ciudad un lugar, un espacio, una cama donde pudieran pernoctar mientras se resolv�a su situaci�n.�	Derechos Humanos	Irregular / Refugiados	M�xico / Norteam�rica
Wednesday, July 31, 2024	Abogac�a	M�s all� de las fronteras: salud y seguridad en la era de la migraci�n en M�xico	Los migrantes en M�xico enfrentan numerosos desaf�os para acceder a servicios de salud. Las barreras incluyen la falta de documentaci�n para su atenci�n, el desconocimiento del sistema de salud, as� como el miedo a ser deportados. Estas dificultades se ven agravadas por las diferencias culturales y ling��sticas que complican la comunicaci�n entre los migrantes y los proveedores de salud.	Salud	Irregular / Refugiados	M�xico / Norteam�rica
Tuesday, July 30, 2024	Animal Pol�tico	C�mo influye el cambio cllim�tico en la migraci�n	Hace unos d�as presentamos un�documento�sobre la�interconexi�n entre la migraci�n, el cambio clim�tico y las mujeres, en el que exploramos qu� datos existen, cu�les medidas han adoptado los Estados para proteger a las personas y c�mo ser mujer complejiza las condiciones de desigualdad que viven.	Cambio clim�tico	Irregular / Desplazados clim�ticos	M�xico / Norteam�rica
Sunday, July 21, 2024	La Jornada	Abuso sexual y acoso a ni�os migrantes en albergues de EU	Una demanda presentada el mi�rcoles por el Departamento de Justicia alega que los empleados de Southwest Key Programs, el mayor provedor de alojamiento para ni�os migrantes no acompa�ados en Estados Unidos, abusaron sexualmente y acosaron a los menores a su cargo durante al menos ocho a�os.	Derechos Humanos	NNA	EUA / Norteam�rica

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Wednesday, June 5, 2024	East Asia Forum	Japan�s multiculturalism fails to keep pace with rising migration	In Japan, foreigners still face racial barriers, even amid rapid societal diversification and an increasing foreign worker population. Despite Japan�s recent improvement in efforts, such as the new Specified Skilled Worker system allowing foreign blue-collar workers and their families to reside in the country, its policies still show limited support for multiculturalism and social integration.	Demography	Regular / Irregular	Japan / Asia
Wednesday, July 3, 2024	The Fresno Bee	Mexico's shelters at northern border fear rise in migrants due to Biden's regulating policy	Directors of these shelters said that there will be consequences in Ciudad Ju�rez, the epicenter of the binational migration phenomenon, following the policy announced on June 18 to protect from deportation about 500,000 undocumented immigrants who are spouses of US citizens and have been in the country for more than 10 years.	Migration policy	Irregular / Children	USA / Noth America
Thursday, July 11, 2024	MPI	Diverse Flows Drive Increase in U.S. Unauthorized Immigrant Population	The increase in unauthorized immigrants between 2021 and 2022, which was driven by migration from countries such as Venezuela, Colombia, Nicaragua, Haiti, and some in Europe and Africa, was partially offset by emigration of large numbers of Mexican unauthorized immigrants. The Mexican unauthorized immigrant population has been shrinking for more than 15 years, and at 5.1 million in 2022 is now 34 percent lower than its 7.7 million peak just before the 2008-09 Great Recession.	Demography	Irregular	USA / Noth America
Saturday, July 13, 2024	The New Indian Express	G7 leaders tackle the issue of migration on the second day of summit in Italy	More than 22,000 people have arrived in Italy by sea so far in 2024, according to UNHCR figures. In 2023, more than 157,000 arrived, and nearly 2,000 died or went missing while attempting the perilous Mediterranean crossing.	Migration policy	Irregular	Europe / Africa
Wednesday, July 17, 2024	Aljazeera	Libya, Tunisia urge Europe to increase aid to help tackle migration crisis	North African countries seek assistance at Tripoli conference to help stem flow of refugees and migrants. In his opening remarks at the beginning of the Trans-Mediterranean Migration Forum on Wednesday, Libyan Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibah said countries �have a moral responsibility� towards the people �who cross the desert and the sea� hoping to reach Europe.	Migration policy	Irregular	Africa / Europe
Saturday, July 20, 2024	The New York Times	Bus by Bus, Texas� Governor Changed Migration Across the U.S.	In two years, Texas has bused more than 119,000 people to Democrat-led cities, shifting both migration patterns and the debate over immigration. The list of cities keeps expanding. New York has paid more than 35,000 migrants to leave, with Illinois, Florida and, yes, Texas among the top destinations. Denver has bought tickets for 22,000 migrants to go on to places like California, Utah and Florida. About 1,400 of them also went back to Texas. The state of Illinois helped fund more than 7,000 trips out of Chicago.	Migration policy	Irregular	USA / Noth America
Monday, July 22, 2024	Queen Mary University of London	Aging Out: Children in High-Skilled Indian Immigrant Families in the US	Globally, immigrants face many obstructions to citizenship in the host country. But �aging out� lays bare the alarming extent of precarity in current labor and migration regimes that does not spare even high-income immigrants�and�their children�particularly when they are non-white and come from the Global South.	Demography / Migration policy	Regular / Children	USA / Asia
Tuesday, July 23, 2024	AP	Thousands of migrant kids have reached the Canary Islands alone. Local officials want Spain�s help	Under Spanish law, the regional authorities where the children arrive are responsible for their guardianship. But the Canary Islands government says it is overwhelmed, with more than 5,500 minors � far above its capacity for 2,000. �It�s a humanitarian catastrophe,� said Francisco Candil, a regional government official in charge of social welfare.	Migrant children	Children	Spain / Mediterranean
Tuesday, July 23, 2024	Confidencial	U.S. Sanctions Migrant Smuggling Organization with Affiliates in Nicaragua	Sanctioned organization based in Mexico had �affiliates and has coordinated the transfer of migrants through Nicaragua.�According to U.S. authorities, Abdul Karim Conteh, a native of Sierra Leone, is the leader of the human smuggling organization �responsible for smuggling thousands of migrants from Africa, China, the Middle East, Russia, Central Asia and other jurisdictions into the United States.�	Human trafficking	Irregular	USA / World
Tuesday, July 23, 2024	The Irish Times	Sinn F�in pledges new migration system in significant policy shift	Party seeks end to �two-tier system� favouring Ukrainians and calls for �audit� of services before asylum seekers are moved into any area. Sinn F�in will insist that the new policy is grounded in �equality, anti-racism and human rights�. The intention is to produce an international protection system that �works well and quickly�, in which �fairness is paramount� and in which �local communities are treated with respect�, the party will say.	Migration policy	Irregular	Irleland /Europe
Monday, July 29, 2024	Africa News	�In the Olympics, everyone is looking to me to represent them� - Perina Nakang	The Olympic refugee team was born at the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, a collaboration between the International Olympic Committee and UNHCR, with just 10 athletes from four different countries. Now, it has expanded to dozens of athletes that have fled 11 countries � ranging from Cuba to Afghanistan and South Sudan like Nakang, who escaped war when she was 7	Culture	Refugee	World