Colombia, U.S. grant amnesty to Venezuelan migrants
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Then-U.S. President Donald Trump (R) meets with the President of Colombia Ivan Duque in the Oval Office of the White House in 2019. File Pool Photo by Michael Reynolds/UPI | License Photo
Then-President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump walk onstage before delivering remarks on the crisis in Venezuela to the Venezuelan American community at Florida International University in Miami in 2019. File Photo by Gary I Rothstein/UPI | License Photo
WASHINGTON, Feb. 18 (UPI) Colombia is moving to legalize some 800,000 undocumented Venezuelan immigrants, offering them 10-year residence permits and access to formal employment and social benefits.
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Safi Wakusolela s voice took on a preacher s cadence as she recounted the long, fraught journey away from her home country, the violence-ravaged Democratic Republic of Congo.
She first lived in a destitute refugee camp in Tanzania before eventually making it to the United States.
Both a gospel preacher and singer, Wakusolela compared the difference in her life between the camp and Missoula as a transition from death to a miracle resurrection. I have become human again, she said. I feel like I m now free, open. I live with my family.
Her transformation may become more common as the United States changes its policy toward immigrants. President Joe Biden has proposed allowing more than 10 times as many refugees fleeing violence to resettle here as former President Donald Trump did last year.Â
Understanding interrelationships correctly
28.01.2021
Andreas Steinmayr is dedicated to identifying causal relationships in economically and politically relevant fields. The new Professor of Empirical Economic Research also emphasizes econometric methods in his teaching, which he wants to pass on to his students as essential tools for a wide variety of professional fields.
Image: Andreas Steinmayr is Professor of Empirical Economic Research at the University of Innsbruck (Credit: Eva Fessler)
In an increasingly complex world, the relationships between cause and effect are not always as common assumptions and supposedly well-founded studies often suggest. It is not uncommon for them to be misinterpreted even in quality media, as Andreas Steinmayr, appointed to the Institute of Public Finance in October 2020, occasionally observes. This is the case, for example, when it comes to the effects of migration on politics and the economy, which the native of Upper Austria
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Understanding interrelationships correctly
Andreas Steinmayr is dedicated to identifying causal relationships in economically and politically relevant fields. The new Professor of Empirical Economic Research also emphasizes econometric methods in his teaching, which he wants to pass on to his students as essential tools for a wide variety of professional fields.
In an increasingly complex world, the relationships between cause and effect are not always as common assumptions and supposedly well-founded studies often suggest. It is not uncommon for them to be misinterpreted even in quality media, as Andreas Steinmayr, appointed to the Institute of Public Finance in October 2020, occasionally observes. This is the case, for example, when it comes to the effects of migration on politics and the economy, which the native of Upper Austria has been focusing on for many years, to great attention from experts. His interest in migration research already developed during his years