CETRI
Par Gérald Papy - Le Vif.
Amérique centrale
Le casse-tête des migrations vers les États-Unis
La montée des tensions observée ces dernières semaines à la frontière Sud des États-Unis s’inscrit dans le contexte d’une véritable crise migratoire dont les causes et conséquences dépassent de loin le strict cadre frontalier. Revue de ces enjeux avec Bernard Duterme, directeur du Centre tricontinental (CETRI) à Louvain-la-Neuve et responsable éditorial de l’ouvrage collectif Fuir l’Amérique centrale.
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