Renato Pintor
I work at the Universidad Autónoma de Sinaloa, in the Faculty of International Studies and Public Policy. PhD in Political and Social Sciences with a focus on International Relations from UNAM. Studied transnationalism and the different forms of neoliberalism. Member of the CA of Social Networks and Construction of Public Space. Part of the National System of Researchers, level I.
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Mexican families during the pandemic and its subsequent effects. It is understood that
remittances have been the safeguard of many communities and households in Mexico,
where about 1.65 million receive such assistance. The research makes an analysis of
the unemployment/employment rates of the Mexican community in the United States;
of the remittances received up to June 2020, as well as the states of the Mexican
Republic and their impact on their households. It is concluded that, contrary to what
might be thought due to the pandemic, remittances have increased due to expressions
of solidarity, family subsistence due to the health risk situation, but, above all, to the
very objective of family remittances, that the family subsist and be a basic component
for those who receive them. The methodology used is cuantitative, using statistical
information from different sources, both from Mexico and the United States, for an
analysis from different approaches to remittances, which will allow us to observe the
actions of these resources.
the cancellation of the 3x1 Program in Mexico. For some researchers, this proposal will
restrict the participation of different governments in social investments in places of
origin, with the support of migrants; while for others, these resources that come from
the philanthropic nature of Mexican migrants will maintain the emotional ties that have
historically been made with their society. As a case study, the San José Club is analyzed,
an organization that has undergone several processes: 1) the government’s attempt to
steer collective migrant savings to local development; 2) its pioneering form of organization
and the strengthening of the migrant organization’s socialization links to carry
out local development demands; and 3) its integration into the Sinaloan Fraternity in
California (FSC). Strengthening its organizational and intervention capacities, not only
at the local level but also under the different degrees of migrant transnationalism. It is
concluded that the scope of these groups of migrants or associations, must start, not
only from the number of social investments, but by the level of organization, negotiation
and the transnational social field where they have performed.
Trump, y la senadora demócrata Hillary Clinton, un tema
que mantuvo acalorada la discusión fue el asunto de la migración,
principalmente la mexicana. Entre los objetivos del hoy presidente
norteamericano estaba la puesta en marcha de una serie de medidas
antiinmigrantes: la construcción de un gran muro fronterizo, triplicar
el número de agentes de la policía de inmigración en todo el
país (ice, por sus siglas en inglés), activar el programa e-verify (que
verifica si los empleados contratados por una empresa tienen permiso
para trabajar legalmente en el país), la deportación obligatoria
y expedita a su país de origen de todos los inmigrantes que tengan
condenas penales y recortar la ayuda federal a las llamadas ciudades
santuario.
remittances from the United States and the "Prospera" welfare program for the high school student population in a community with high social exclusion and poverty in Sinaloa. Methodology: first, the population, economic and work activities in the community of Choix, Sinaloa were described. Then, the discussion on remittances and the beneficiary families of the Prospera program were characterized; finally, a survey was designed and applied to 114 high school students and families from Choix. Results: the findings showed that remittances do not stop school dropouts from high school students in Choix. Although, some of those students use family remittances and the Prospera program help for their education. The social program Prospera works as an incentive to the students´ education. Family remittances are mainly used for family support. Conclusions: social
assistance programs focused on poverty have been a visible trend. However, they do not tackle the problem at its root, but they make up macroeconomic indicators, which will continue with the same logic, such as: permanent discrimination and migration in those places, because public policy strategies will always emerge.
Mexican families during the pandemic and its subsequent effects. It is understood that
remittances have been the safeguard of many communities and households in Mexico,
where about 1.65 million receive such assistance. The research makes an analysis of
the unemployment/employment rates of the Mexican community in the United States;
of the remittances received up to June 2020, as well as the states of the Mexican
Republic and their impact on their households. It is concluded that, contrary to what
might be thought due to the pandemic, remittances have increased due to expressions
of solidarity, family subsistence due to the health risk situation, but, above all, to the
very objective of family remittances, that the family subsist and be a basic component
for those who receive them. The methodology used is cuantitative, using statistical
information from different sources, both from Mexico and the United States, for an
analysis from different approaches to remittances, which will allow us to observe the
actions of these resources.
the cancellation of the 3x1 Program in Mexico. For some researchers, this proposal will
restrict the participation of different governments in social investments in places of
origin, with the support of migrants; while for others, these resources that come from
the philanthropic nature of Mexican migrants will maintain the emotional ties that have
historically been made with their society. As a case study, the San José Club is analyzed,
an organization that has undergone several processes: 1) the government’s attempt to
steer collective migrant savings to local development; 2) its pioneering form of organization
and the strengthening of the migrant organization’s socialization links to carry
out local development demands; and 3) its integration into the Sinaloan Fraternity in
California (FSC). Strengthening its organizational and intervention capacities, not only
at the local level but also under the different degrees of migrant transnationalism. It is
concluded that the scope of these groups of migrants or associations, must start, not
only from the number of social investments, but by the level of organization, negotiation
and the transnational social field where they have performed.
Trump, y la senadora demócrata Hillary Clinton, un tema
que mantuvo acalorada la discusión fue el asunto de la migración,
principalmente la mexicana. Entre los objetivos del hoy presidente
norteamericano estaba la puesta en marcha de una serie de medidas
antiinmigrantes: la construcción de un gran muro fronterizo, triplicar
el número de agentes de la policía de inmigración en todo el
país (ice, por sus siglas en inglés), activar el programa e-verify (que
verifica si los empleados contratados por una empresa tienen permiso
para trabajar legalmente en el país), la deportación obligatoria
y expedita a su país de origen de todos los inmigrantes que tengan
condenas penales y recortar la ayuda federal a las llamadas ciudades
santuario.
remittances from the United States and the "Prospera" welfare program for the high school student population in a community with high social exclusion and poverty in Sinaloa. Methodology: first, the population, economic and work activities in the community of Choix, Sinaloa were described. Then, the discussion on remittances and the beneficiary families of the Prospera program were characterized; finally, a survey was designed and applied to 114 high school students and families from Choix. Results: the findings showed that remittances do not stop school dropouts from high school students in Choix. Although, some of those students use family remittances and the Prospera program help for their education. The social program Prospera works as an incentive to the students´ education. Family remittances are mainly used for family support. Conclusions: social
assistance programs focused on poverty have been a visible trend. However, they do not tackle the problem at its root, but they make up macroeconomic indicators, which will continue with the same logic, such as: permanent discrimination and migration in those places, because public policy strategies will always emerge.
se somete a juicios y análisis metodológicos nuevos y rigurosos, como
es el análisis del habitus de la comunidad migrante en los diferentes campos transnacionales, a partir de los conceptos propuestos por Bourdieu. Además, en este razonamiento de enfoque transnacional se observa un desarrollo no lineal y sostenido, sino que constituye el estudio de un fenómeno policéntrico con base no solo en la comunidad, sino en el migrante mismo.