Una de las publicaciones que incluye la última edición de la revista Socius: Sociological Research for a Dynamic World  es el artículo sobre matrimonios mixtos en América Latina, resultado de la colaboración entre un equipo internacional e interdisciplinario, entre ellos el investigador del Núcleo LM²C², Mauricio Bucca.

This study analyzes patterns of mixed marriages between native and foreign-born individuals using household survey data from five countries: Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, and Uruguay. The findings reveal distinct trends across the region. In Colombia and Peru, the most common unions are between natives and Venezuelans, while in Chile, Ecuador, and Uruguay, there is a greater variety of pairings, reflecting the increasingly diverse migration flows in these countries.

The research also underscores the rise of mixed marriages against the backdrop of the humanitarian crisis in Venezuela, which has driven significant migratory movements throughout Latin America.

Titled “Cross-Border Marriages in Latin America: Visualizing Mixed Marriage Flows,” the study was co-authored by Robles, A., Pesando, L.M., Abufhele, and Urbina, D.R. (2024).

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