O povo warao no Brasil: entre o direito ao refúgio e os limites da política migratória

Abstract

This paper aims to analyze the situation of the Venezuelan indigenous people warao during the process of migration and integration in Brazil, under the perspective of the limits on the effectiveness of the country's migration legislation. The historical, political and economic context of Venezuela will be analyzed in order to understand how the crisis that led to the forced migration of its nationals began. In addition, the research will focus on Brazilian domestic legislation and the international law treaties to which the country is a signatory. Finally, the real panorama of refugees in the country will be investigated, analyzing the application (or lack of) of migrants' rights, especially in the State of Alagoas. The methodology used adopts a qualitative approach, with bibliographic and documentary research techniques, in addition to alternating between deductive and inductive methods.