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From Cuenca to Queens

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Social Issues

 

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Nelson W

 

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November 18, 2014

 

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University

 

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But in so doing, the people involved in these movements risk the possibility of giving up on or losing other aspects of their lifestyle or culture that were not intended to be lost. The Quitasaca family in which the book From Cuenca to Queens is written around, experiences this paradox of migrating in search of a better life, but at what cost? Many families in Cuenca, the city in which the Quitasacas reside in during the course of this book, are weighing out the costs and the benefits of migrating, both in regards to rural to urban and transnational...
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Within the Quitasaca family, there lie many contradictions and differences of opinion on the costs and benefits of the migration that they have experienced. As the author, Ann Miles, points out "discussions about transnational migration even within one family are multi-stranded and usually very ambiguous"...
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