Migración climática y fronteras militarizadas: seguridad humana, de género y ambiental

This article addresses Central American climate migration from a human, gender, and environmental (HUGE security) approach. It examines documents, government reports, press publications, international national statistical data, interviews to establish complex interrelationships between migration, disasters, poverty, pandemic, survival dilemma. Militarized borders, pressure the U.S. government, transnational organized crime have increased dangers costs of undocumented migration. Could immigration reform overcome this maelstrom illegal generate development in Northern America by sending remittances their families? The explores multiculturalism, ecosystem restoration, change adaptation, gender recognition, culture care that would offer vulnerable people an alternative livelihood agenda country origin.