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FORUM ON MIGRATION AND RIGHTS OF CITIZENS IN THE SUMMIT FOR THE FRIENDSHIP AND SOCIAL INTEGRATION OF LATIN AMERICAN PEOPLES.

Conclusions:

In Santiago de Chile, 7, 8 and 9 November 2007, there has been the First Forum on Migration and Civil Rights, organized by the Chilean Federation of Residents in the Republic of Argentina - FedACH , sponsored by the University Academy Christian Humanism - UAHC, and with the participation of community representatives from Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Paraguay, Peru and Uruguay.

In these three days of discussions, panels and interventions representative of the participants, has reached the following conclusions:

1. The privatization of our natural resources and their rapid capitalization, is destroying our environment and natural sources of employment for millions of Latin Americans who are entering the international migration flows. Men, women and children are uprooted involuntarily , because the wealth generated by capital are concentrated in few hands and the big business does not generate employment. This occurs with the consent of most governments in the region.

In turn, the removal of capital originating in the countries "developing", is contributing to an excessive concentration of wealth in the industrialized north. They also are keeping the most gifted human capital from the South. This is a permanent drainage, highly selective intelligence, skills, expertise, professional, artistic, sporting, scientific, etc.

Migrant workers not only contribute to the economic development of host countries, but also allow the "balance" of the workforce population in decline (in recipient countries) and of those who emigrate.

migrants serve the dual role of contributing to their work in the host country and remit their earnings to their squalid home countries, which are alleviating the extreme poverty of families and communities.

2. However, these same migrants usually lack of economic, social, cultural, political, and can spend most of their productive lives, as non-citizens due to cultural barriers, racism and xenophobia that has intensified in recent years in different countries. While the host states do not display sufficient efforts to reverse this situation, recognizing citizenship rights to foreign residents.

if subjected to constant abuse by public officials, border, police, employers, etc., And the migrants often lack the support of their own consulate, where they are re-victimized by the officials themselves, must overcome a series of bureaucratic and burdensome that ultimately do not resolve the situation, ending in total insecurity.

3. This reveals that despite the unanimous recognition that migration is an urgent issue manage, both by states of origin, transit and destination, so far governments have not shown signs of political will to do so, limited to the simple task of "managing" migration.

4. aware of this situation, Latin American communities residing abroad, participants of the meeting, convened by the Federation of Chilean residents in Argentina (FedACH) and sponsored by the University Academy of Christian Humanism (UAHC), allowed the presidents to remind participants XVII Ibero which States are members of the Summit still governed by decree law of military dictatorships, not responding or complying to international treaties and agreements to which they have ratified. We refer to the need to implement resolution 60/147 adopted by the General Assembly United Nations : "Principles and Guidelines on the right of victims of gross violations of international human rights and serious violations of international humanitarian law to a Remedy and Reparation .

Some of the most important demands that have been making the various communities in Latin America are:

a. - One of the basic problems currently faced by the migrant abroad is lack of a common identity document , which allows free movement and the exercise of citizenship, at least in the regional territory. We recall that the document is filed by the subregional integration schemes (ANDEAN COMMUNITY, COMMON MARKET, SOUTH SACN), a proposal that tries to replicate the experience of the European Union as a concrete mechanism for regional integration.

b. - are formulated so urgent comprehensive immigration policy (cross) to include all aspects involved in the migration process (Inclusive workplace policies, family reunification, approval studies pension issues, the full exercise of citizenship, children, gender, right of return, etc.), Decoupling the issue of migration of the national security agenda, in force in many states.

ensure a policy of protecting people and migrant families in conditions of special vulnerability. Ensure humane treatment of asylum seekers and asylum.

c. - We recognize the Republic of Argentina as the country with one of the laws most advanced in the region on issues of migration and citizenship rights of migrants therefore propose that it is shared and approved by the countries of the Latin American Community. In this regard, we note the Migration Act No. 25,871, of January 20, 2004, and the creation of Province Program 25 for Argentines living abroad, Resolution No. 452 of Ministry of Interior , 12 March 2007;.

d. - is open for dialogue with migrants organized and unorganized, in a process of dialogue directly and permanently collecting proposals, analysis and perspectives from actors and migration. In this sense demand:

* The full exercise of voting rights residents abroad.

* Creating Tips of Consular Consultation citizens

living abroad do not exist.

* To ensure participation mechanisms such democratic

instances, providing control systems and citizen control.

* Training of staff (border, consulates, police and others).

e. - is generating early education policies that allow to insert the concept, practice and values \u200b\u200b related to integration, inclusion and nondiscrimination .

5. Finally, it should be noted that the Permanent Forum on Migration and Civil Rights, presents all of these demands and proposals with the purpose of being incorporated into the Latin American agenda in the various sub-scales, national and supranational states. We are entitled, inspired by the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and the International Convention on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of Their Families (resolution 45 / 158 of the General Assembly United Nations) that all our countries have signed, with members of the Iberoamerican Summit.

Santiago de Chile, Friday, November 9, 2007.

endorses the conclusions of the Permanent Forum on Migration and Civil Rights the following institutions:

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Association for the Integration of Latin America and the Caribbean "- APILA	Manuel Hidalgo (Peru) Lilia Núñez (Peru) Angel Marroquín (Chile)
"Committee of Peruvian Refugees in Chile"	Víctor Raúl Paiba
"Platense Latin American Community" - CLP	Modesto Venegas (Bolivia) Ivonne Vidal (Chile) Severino Gomez (Paraguay) Francisco Ortiz (Peru) Fernando Rivero (Uruguay) Luisa Malfetano (Uruguay)
"UNE -Chile "- Sao Paulo, Brazil	Berta Rosas
"Esporte Clube Guarango" - Former Sports Trasandino Santo André - São Paulo, Brazil	Jose Miguel Acuña Saldías
"Network Information Chilena" Brazil-	War William
ADASPRE, Brazil	Luis Veloso
" Presence in Latin America" \u200b\u200b- PLA , Brazil	Juan Plaza Miguel Angel Ahumada
" Center Resident Uruguayan José Gervasio Artigas", La Plata, Argentina	Fernanda Rivero Luisa Malfetano
"Social Aid Foundation of Christian Churches" - FASIC	Juan Salazar Elizabeth San Martín Aaron Tate
"Union of Former Political Prisoners in Chile" - UNExPP	Victor Rosas
"Committee on Returned Exile - Chile	Dagoberto Acuña Felisa Pineda
"Ethics Committee against Torture, Chile	Ernesto Rojas
" Chilean Federation of Residents in Argentina" - FedACH	Carlos Mendez José Aguilera Standard Bar René Bulnes Ximena Vásquez
"The Chilean Association Araucarias, Villa Regina, Black River, Argentina	Luz Contreras
"Releasees Political Committee", Bariloche, Argentina	Francisca Maldonado Soto
"President Pedro Aguirre Cerda Center", Centenario, Neuquén, Argentina	Standard Bar Matildo Muñoz
Circle Integration Chileno Argentino, La Plata, Buenos Aires, Argentina	Jacqueline Cisternas Lucia Valladares
"Releasees Chilean Student Association, Black River and Neuquén, Argentina	Ramón Araneda David Vega
"Arturo Prat Chile Association," Monte Grande, Buenos Aires, Argentina	Bulnes
"Gabriela Mistral Chilean Cultural Centre, City of Buenos Aires, Argentina	Magaly Millán Luis Jara Maximiliano Lamatta
"Casa de la Cultura Pablo Neruda, Buenos Aires, Argentina	José Aguilera Adriana Barrios
"Chilean Violeta Parra Association, General Roca, Black River, Argentina	Gutiérrez Germain Marcelo Lagos
"Coordinating Committee for Chilean residents Human Rights ", Bariloche, Black River, Argentina	Victor Carcamo Osvaldo Urriaga
"Committee of Former Political Prisoners in Chile", Salta, Argentina	Martin Correa
"bi-oceanic corridors Enterprise Integration", Colorado River, Black River, Argentina	Partal Ricardo Silva
"Memory and Justice Committee": Chile - Switzerland - Latin America, Geneva, Switzerland.	Fernando Ruiz Ariel Sanzana

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FORUM ON MIGRATION AND CITIZENS RIGHTS

Santiago de Chile, 7 and 8 November 2007

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SOCIAL SUMMIT FOR THE FRIENDSHIP AND LATIN AMERICAN INTEGRATION OF PEOPLES

Santiago de Chile, 9 and 10 November 2007

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The Federation Chilean Residents Associations Argentina Republic FedACH - sponsored by the University Academy of Christian Humanism, organized Forum on Migration and Civil Rights " oriented analysis from an academic perspective, pluralistic situation civil, political, economic and social rights of Latin American migrants living abroad, mainly in the countries of MERCOSUR.

This Forum will be attended by delegates and representatives from Latin American immigrant communities living in different countries, give their view from the perspective of civil society. Its purpose is to show that the different regulations that apply in each country, generate a situation of dual inequality and discrimination in the rights to integrate according to country of residence.

In Argentina, foreign residents can vote and be candidates in municipal elections across the country. However, only in the province of Buenos Aires, vote for the election of legislators and provincial authorities. The foreign population in Argentina more than two million residents, mostly from Paraguay, Chile, Peru, Bolivia, Uruguay and other Latin American countries.

In some Latin American countries like Brazil and Venezuela, foreign residents have no voting rights. By contrast, in Chile, foreigners have voting rights guaranteed in the Constitution, with 5 years of residence. Chile, however, denied the right to vote of its citizens living abroad.

Many Latin American countries ensure that right to their nationals residing outside their borders: Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Spain, Mexico, Nicaragua, Peru, Venezuela, among others. In MERCOSUR, Bolivia, Chile, Paraguay and Uruguay have not legislated on this civil right of its citizens living abroad.

While the situation of political rights is more visible, concealed discrimination and delay through the effective denial of other civil, political, economic and social.

There are countries MERCOSUR where migrant residents can not exercise the right to organize or join unions, or political parties, nor be elected as leaders of the same. Economic and social rights, given to natives of several of these countries are being excluded from the foreign resident or are impossible to meet requirements imposed. In labor matters are required to adopt the nationality of the country of residence to enter public administration, health services, justice and security, among others, and the teaching practice.

All this is very contradictory to international law as Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, which all these countries have signed and that either belong to different associations and Latin American blocs.

The objective of this Forum aims to relieve the main problems of migrants residing in the countries of Latin America, to make them aware of the Heads of States from those countries, the subject matter MIGRATION CITIZENS RIGHTS AND incorporate it into the agenda of the next Summit.

AGENDA (tentative)

Wednesday November 7, 2007

UNIVERSITY ACADEMY OF CHRISTIAN HUMANISM

No. Condell 343 - Providencia

stations (Metro: Baquedano and Salvador)

09.30 hrs. Accreditation

10.00 hrs. OPENING

Welcome. UAHC Rector

FORUM Presentation. President FedACH

10.30 hrs. OVERVIEW PANEL

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by representatives of delegations of participating countries: Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay, Australia, Spain and the Social Aid Foundation of Christian Churches - FASIC.

11.30 hrs. PAUSE

11.45 hrs. MIGRATION AND CITIZENS 'RIGHTS PANEL

Case Argentina.

Immigration Law. Relationship Status - Foreign Communities.

FedACH Participation, Pastoral Migration Neuquén,

Platense Latin American Community - CLA, Bolivian delegates,

Chilean , Paraguayans, Peruvians and Uruguayans living in

Argentina.

Questions - Discussion - Debate

13.30 hrs. LUNCH

15.00 hrs. MIGRATION AND CITIZENS 'RIGHTS PANEL

Case Brazil

participação da presença da America Latina - PAL and delegates

American living in Brazil.

Questions - Discussion - Debate

16.15 hrs. PAUSE

16.30 hrs. MIGRATION AND CITIZENS RIGHTS PANEL

Chile case

Participation Committee of Peruvian Refugees, Center

Peruvian migrants in Santiago, Argentine delegates,

Brazilians, Colombians, Ecuadorians and Paraguayans living in

Chile.

Questions - Discussion - Debate

17.45 hrs. CLOSING

Thursday November 8, 2007

CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY ACADEMY OF HUMANISM

09.30 hrs. MIGRATION AND CITIZENS 'RIGHTS PANEL

Cases

other countries. Exile and forced migration

Participation Returned Exiles Association and delegates

Chileans living in Australia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland.

Questions - Discussion - Debate

10.45 hrs. PAUSE

11.00 hrs. PLENARY SESSION.

proposals and conclusions to the wording of the letter to the heads

d e State Latin American countries.

13.30 hrs. LUNCH

15.00 hrs. PROPOSALS FOR WORK

Coordinating different delegations countries

of residence.

next Programming Forum, host and organizer.

16.45 hrs. PAUSE

17.00 hrs. CLOSING OF THE FORUM.

Reading and delivery of the letter to the heads of Ibero-American States for

that deliver delegates at embassies and / or consulates

of their countries.

DAYS FRIDAY 9 SATURDAY 10 NOVEMBER

UNIVERSITY ARCIS

SOCIAL SUMMIT THE FRIENDSHIP AND LATIN AMERICAN INTEGRATION OF PEOPLES.

PROGRAM IN PREPARATION

is anticipated a meeting with some leaders from visiting countries.

CONTACT AND INFORMATION IN SANTIAGO DE CHILE

Lady MARTA MARTINEZ Phone (56 - 2) 681.4423

FedACH Coordinator in Santiago: Bachelor XIMENA VASQUEZ

e-mail: xvasquez.fedach @ gmail.com

Phone (56-2) 226.7112 Cell 09-9821.3080

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Between 9 and 18 pm on Saturday May 19, 2007, met in the city of Neuquén Capital's Board of Directors of the FedACH (Chilean Federation of Argentina), had the support of local organizations linked to the work of Chilean immigrants living in the area, among others, the Center for Political Released Chilean Students Black River and Neuquén Neuquén Pastoral Migration and Centers for Residents of Upper Black River Valley and Neuquén.

The topic at the meeting, was the Right to Vote Abroad Chile, about the same deepened some aspects: First
Assessment "Conference for the Right to Vote Chileans Abroad", performed between 15 and January 19, 2007 in Santiago de Chile, in facilities of the University Academy of Christian Humanism and the results led to a series of future activities.

progress in the organization of the "Second Conference for the Right to Vote Chilenos en el Exterior," agreed to the first two weeks of November this year, also in Santiago de Chile. Unlike the first day, they were for Chilean residents' organizations in Argentina, the second Conference will be for representatives of Chilean organizations anywhere in the world. Forward and participation of representatives from Spain, France, Sweden, Switzerland, Canada, USA, Brazil and Ecuador.

Establishment of the citizen training in FedACH, charged with implementing a "program" broad civic education for all Chileans resident organizations in Argentina.

Expansion of "communication strategy" FedACH into the provinces of Argentina, to Chile and to the whole country with organization of Chilean residents. To complete this course of action is designated a group of young specialists, children born to Chileans in Argentina, which among other tasks should be designed a newsletter in traditional as well as a Web page.

Given the recent failure of the Chilean Parliament Bill on the Right to Vote Chileans Abroad, the FedACH reaffirms its belief of working for the exercise of the right and not in a "partial" as envisaged in the project of the Government of President Bachelet, who only allowed us vote for president of the republic and we excluded from all other electoral body. The project of the Government of Chile had the votes of parliamentarians from the coalition, the abstention of the traditional right National Renovation (RN) and the rejection of Pinochet right Independent Democratic Union (UDI). BOARD


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, May 19, 2007.

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ARGENTINE GOVERNMENT MAKE ANNOUNCEMENT FOR ARGENTINE PROVINCE RESIDENTS ABROAD UN

the National Government is promoting a bill that aims to Argentines living in other countries choose their legislators, and who have been baptized "Province 25". reach port of the initiative, in short, over a million Argentines living abroad may vote and be elected to Congress.

In its foundations, the program launched by the Ministry of Interior, to strengthen the links between the State and the Argentine citizens who are acting as emigrants.

In itself, the idea is a major breakthrough in of law, and is comparable to what in fact already done by other states such as Italy, whose citizens living abroad have the possibility to elect their legislators to represent them in Parliament in elections such as those carried out past year.

The existence of the "Province 25" became public knowledge on Friday 16 Last March, when it was published the resolution 452/2007 in the Official Gazette. The preamble to the regulations, states that seeks to promote democratic participation of citizens emigrated while guarding their rights. It also explains that the program ensures the social, political and labor "of Argentine immigrants, who" provided "the procedures necessary to vote, to adopt the children of Argentine citizens born abroad and obtain and renew documentation.

The proposal includes the whole of Argentine residents outside and enables institutional reach similar to that of citizens living within the territory.

But not only will address the civil rights of citizens living abroad, as explained in the publication of the Gazette through the program will be met further procedures related to the return of Argentines to the country, social security, investment promotion, access to credit, sending money from abroad for the development of productive projects, financial support to family, buying property and approval of certificates, among other things.

To better analyze the contents of a government program for its nationals living abroad, attached to Resolution No. 452/2007 of the Argentine Interior Ministry, which created the program "Province 25" having "designed to strengthen ties and communication of the Argentine with Argentine living abroad, assisting in all matters relating to the exercise of political rights, with the creation of opportunities for sectoral representation and optimization the steps and procedures that apply to this Ministry. "

comparison, the Chilean government has no program or ministerial decision of this nature. So far, the Concertación governments have only presented proposals or short-range projects that conflict even in legal terms. projects is how to vote abroad, end up trapped in the legislative chambers without giving effect to a law that gives a definitive, comprehensive and rectify that right exercise, while the Argentines abroad borne since 1993 and Peruvian emigrants from the previous decade.

Region XIV Chilenos en el Exterior, was only a virtual creation of the government of Lagos, without any legal basis, whose name ended awarded to the new Los Ríos Region.

On the representation of Chileans abroad in the National Congress, there is full agreement of both parliamentarians and politicians from government and opposition, not to establish such a right.

It is worth adding that in our country there is a program or presidential or ministerial decision of this magnitude. Even the creation of DICOEX-Address for Chilean Community Abroad, "is vague in its goals, missions and goals. Moreover, in the beginning had no legal recognition. Hence the ignorance that some Chilean consuls made their activities, giving little support to the registration of Chileans abroad during the years 2003 and 2004.

deliver This document attached, intended to serve as reading and analysis those Chileans abroad who struggle for the inclusion of about a million compatriots in the homeland, in their civil, political, social and cultural rights.

Rights that our Federation has been raising and upholding the regulation of its financial year since 1996, the disclosure has had significant influence in the struggle that Migrants from neighboring countries have given recognition ciudadadanos their rights and those who envy healthy.

This document should also serve the Chilean government, in its various bodies, to open at the highest level, a space for citizen participation with Chile's foreign community - who must also display a regular organizational effort, pluralistic, democratic, representative and independent of political parties and government - and work out a quality program that we discussed, applied the reality of Chileans living in different latitudes.

Since this is not to have one more document, as the Government and all political parties in Chile, have received from the Chilean community in sufficient foreign input and advice from France, Spain, Peru, Canada, Australia, USA, Brazil, Sweden, Italy, Switzerland, Argentina, among others, and have been unable to develop a state policy on the matter.

Finally, as concluded "III International Conference Chilenos en el Exterior" held in the city of La Plata, Argentina, in December 1997 "the application of these civil rights is the beginning of the recognition of equal political rights and allow us to develop them - those who reside abroad - have a degree of natural relationship with the real sources of power: legislative and executive. "

"In turn, require the parties necessarily develop policy proposals to the community living abroad."

We believe this is the commitment and the challenge of recovery of "floating province migration" to bring Juan B. Alberdi, who masterfully inspired ideas of the migrants from the distant country, which after 40 year absence returned to the place where he was born. And that is why we must fight from " where the land ends " our beloved and longed Chile, or from the farthest reaches of the world, and involved an integral part of our country, recognizing them as citizens with equal rights and freedom validly exercised, demanding now our exercise of the right to vote in Chile without regardless of place of residence that we have, considering only the fact that Chileans.

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL OF FedACH

March 2007