Vivencias discriminatorias según colombianas y paraguayas radicadas en Ecuador y Brasil

Abstract

With the study of the narratives of Colombian and Paraguayan female migrants residents in Ecuador and Brazil respectively and the provisions of international treaties, this article aims to analyze the juxtaposition of different forms of negative discrimination: gender, nationality, linguistic, ethnic-racial and migratory status. The analytical intersection of those narratives and the international mechanisms against negative discrimination, which the four countries presented here are signatories, confirms that these international standards have not yet disrupted everyday situations of discrimination.