Our comprehensive strategy to address the root causes of migration will involve significant commitments of U.S. government resources to support the long-term development of the region—including efforts to foster economic opportunity, strengthen governance, combat corruption, and improve security. This approach will leverage commitments and resources from the governments in the Northern Triangle, as well as partnerships with multilateral development banks and international financial institutions. Full Test-> TheWhiteHouse

Traducción de cortesía -> Nuestra estrategia integral para abordar las causas fundamentales de la migración implicará compromisos significativos de recursos del gobierno de los EE. UU. para apoyar el desarrollo a largo plazo de la región, incluidos los esfuerzos para fomentar las oportunidades económicas, fortalecer la gobernabilidad, combatir la corrupción y mejorar la seguridad. Este enfoque aprovechará los compromisos y los recursos de los gobiernos del Triángulo Norte, así como las alianzas con los bancos multilaterales de desarrollo y las instituciones financieras internacionales.

Migration in Latin America and the Caribbean has rapidly changed over the last decade. Between 2010 and 2019, the number of immigrants in the region increased by 66 percent, while the number of emigrants went up 26 percent. Some 42.7 million people live out of their countries of birth. This is mainly due to Venezuelan migration, which is here to stay. By Alfaro Jairo Acuña, David Khoudour. Full text -> UNDP