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Balseros ("rafters", from the
Spanish balsa "raft") were boat
people who
emigrated without formal do****entation in self
constructed or
precarious vessels...
- States.
These four
waves include early boat arrivals, the marielitos, the
balseros, and the post "Wet foot, dry foot" arrivals.
These waves can be attributed...
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rafter crisis which is also
known as the 1994
Cuban raft
exodus or the
Balsero crisis was the
emigration of more than 35,069
Cubans to the
United States...
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Balseros (Spanish: Rafters) is a 2002
Catalan do****entary co-directed by
Carles Bosch [es; ca] and
Josep Maria Domènech
about Cubans leaving during the...
- was
followed by the 1980
Mariel boatlift and
after 1994 the
flight of
balseros emigrating by raft.
During the
Cuban exile many
refugees were
granted special...
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about his
interest to make a
movie in his
birth country. "Omar Ávila, el
balsero de
House sueña con
filmar en Cuba".
Radio Television Marti.
Retrieved 2018-12-03...
- the Use of
Refugees as
Political Weapons: A Case
Study of the 1994
Cuban Balseros Crisis".
International Migration. 40 (4): 39–74. doi:10.1111/1468-2435...
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Department Quindío
Department Founded 1886
Government • Mayor Luis
Alberto Balsero Contreras Area • Total 219.23 km2 (84.65 sq mi)
Elevation 1,573 m (5,161 ft)...
- of Juliaca. "As a
testimony of the
ancient presence of the Uros, in the
balsero partiality, and
later in the
rafts of Juliaca,
there have been some names...
- the Use of
Refugees as
Political Weapons: A Case
Study of the 1994
Cuban Balseros Crisis†".
International Migration. 40 (4): 39–74. doi:10.1111/1468-2435...
