Juventudes trasnacionales: tendencias investigativas sobre la juventud de América latina en España

Abstract

The article analyzes the results of a bibliographical review of studies on Latin American youth migrants to Spain. Among the results, the emergence of the young Latino migrant subject stands out, which has been transformed in the last two decades from a criminal youth to a youth with a sociocultural and political role. Youth are shaping their identities from otherness in a multicultural context and transnational field, where community, family and organizational networks linked to the territories of origin are becoming politicized in the destination society, generating, among other things, the reinterpretation of cultural nationalisms, female agency and organized processes from actions in the streets and virtuality. Defining a new cyberactivist or digital activist subject, struggles that face the faces of moral Juvenicide, typical of youth precariousness societies and policies.