The impact of migrations on the Spanish American Native population

Abstract

Introduction: Migrations have existed for centuries. It’s a global phenomenon of diverse causes. They’re human dramas that create a lot of tension. The Incas moved populations with a unique system called the mitimaes. Burgos Laws from 1512 emphasise of the concerns about the good treatment of those relocated Indians. Methodology: I’ll analyse specific constitutional and international dispositions towards Amerindians. I’ll study the interactions between direct and indirect communicational rights and non communicational rights, emphasing on Spanish American Natives as a nation as well as individuals. Results: Out of the 75 Constitutions that were analysed, only 2 deal with nations that voluntarily isolated themselves, 4 deal with people’s relocation and 14 with migrants. Medias clearly show legal mistakes. Discussions: I’ll enumerate specific rights granted to migrants, to voluntary isolated and also relocated nations. Those direct communicational rights tend to interact with indirect communicational rights : culture, education as well as with non communicational rights such as land, territory, environment, living and working conditions, family, health and diet. Conclusions: There’s no equality between Amerindians of an ethnic group since it is their location, on one side of the other of a state, federal, national o international border that determines their protection.