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Violence, Migration, and Shifting Global Dynamics: Which Path Will Ecuador Choose?
As Ecuador experiences this moment of uncertainty, one thing is clear – this election will determine the course of Ecuador’s response to violence, which will significantly impact the lives and well-being of Ecuadorians and refugees and migrants alike.
De la retórica a la responsabilidad: lo que el Pacto Mundial para la Migración debe cumplir
Francisca Vigaud-Walsh, directora de Estrategia e Incidencia de CEDA, comparte sus reflexiones tras participar en la revisión regional del Pacto Mundial para la Migración en Santiago de Chile.
From Rhetoric to Responsibility: What the Global Compact for Migration Must Deliver
CEDA’s Director of Strategy and Advocacy, Francisca Vigaud-Walsh, shares her reflections after participating in the regional review of the Global Compact for Migration in Santiago, Chile. Photo: International Organization for Migration (IOM).
Ecuador’s Next President Must Get Migration Policy Right
This Sunday, Ecuadorians will head to the polls in a pivotal election that will shape the country’s future. Regardless of who wins, the reality is clear: Ecuador is facing a growing migration crisis at a time when its longstanding humanitarian partner, the United States, is withdrawing all humanitarian and development aid.
U.S. Halts Foreign Aid as Ecuador Faces Humanitarian and Migration Crisis
Following President Trump’s Executive Orders halting U.S. foreign aid, Ecuador faces severe humanitarian and migration challenges. The suspension impacts asylum seekers, Venezuelan regularization efforts, and U.S. Safe Mobility programs while increasing deportations. CEDA urges global partners to support Ecuador’s migration governance during this critical time.
Ecuador at a Crossroads: The Intersection of Violence, Migration, and Displacement
Explore Ecuador's migration crisis—violence, displacement, economic fragility, and solutions for governance, humanitarian aid, and regional stability.
August 2024: Cuban Government Approves New Regulations for the Private Sector
New regulations announced by the Cuban government increase control over private sector activity. The regulations continue a pattern of economic openings followed by increased restrictions.
CEDA Commentary: Migration Will Serve as a Clear Indicator of the Evolving Crisis in Venezuela
The international community's response to a looming migration crisis will be crucial in shaping the outcomes for both migrants and host countries, recognizing the need for coordinated regional strategies and robust support mechanisms to address the multifaceted impacts of this ongoing crisis.
Costa Rica: Access to Protection
Amid a surge in asylum seekers, Costa Rica urgently needs to renew its special protection programs, and international donors must provide sustained support to strengthen its overwhelmed asylum system.
