Percepción social de los habitantes del barrio el Carmen sobre la mujer migrante venezolana, en Pamplona Norte de Santander.

Abstract

This document studies and analyzes the perceptions of the inhabitants from El Carmen neighborhood (Barrio El Carmen) toward the Venezuelan women migration through different communication tools and instruments for gathering relevant information. These processes are done to acquire precise and efficient data that contributes to discern, discover and understand the most relevant factors that influence the popular consciousness concerning this community and the behavior of both sides. In this sense, the journey obtained during the research, that is, the realities that Venezuelan women face in their passage through the city of Pamplona, the context in which they are seen within the Neighborhood of Carmen, the relationships human e-inhabitants - migrants, the most relevant research previously developed, as well as the theoretical support of the different authors who emphasize the categories corresponding to the study raised and finally the findings found that show how through communication they were able to distinguish the multiple factors that affect the perceptions of a given social group. The development of this work serves as a contribution to make migrant women more relevant from a retrospective in their history of the sector, highlighting the communicative work as a measure to analyze the phenomenon from different perspectives generates.