Zonas de riesgo de adolescentes migrantes no acompañados en Cádiz (España) y Tapachula (México)Una propuesta de análisis desde el juvenicidio moral

Abstract

The massive expulsion of unaccompanied adolescent migrants in Mexico and the asphyxiating and repressive protectionism they experience in Spain reveal policies that promote the moral juvenicide of this group. We are talking about practices of control-repression of this population that massively lead to their social exclusion and invisibilization; they are conceived as non-citizens, disposable subjects, illegal aliens within the framework of a neoliberal economic policy. From this approach, the migratory stations and transit shelters in southern Mexico and the centers for the protection of minors in southern Spain are seen as risk zones built on prejudices, stigmas and stereotypes where unequal relations prevail in the cultural and symbolic field and which end up reproducing different orders based on classism, adultcentrism and nationalism