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You are here: Te Ara Home New Zealanders New Zealand Peoples Latin Americans Next Latin American countries of birth Latin American countries of birth This map shows the Latin American countries which were the birthplace of at least 12 people (from each country) living in New Zealand in 2001. The countries with the greatest number of expatriates in New Zealand were Chile (756) and Brazil (654); those with the fewest were Cuba (21) and Puerto Rico (12). About this item Te Ara - The Encyclopedia of New Zealand Chileans become New Zealanders Related stories from Te Ara Other Western Europeans Refugees The Story In this story Immigration history Identity in New Zealand Facts and figures Get the Short Story A quick, easy read Further Sources More stories about... New Zealand Peoples More... Africans Australians Cambodians Central and South-eastern Europeans Chinese Citizenship Cook Islanders Dalmatians Dutch English European discovery of New Zealand Fijians Filipinos French Germans Greeks – the Hellenic community History of immigration Hungarians Immigration regulation Indians Indonesians Irish Italians Japanese Jews Kiwis overseas Koreans Laotians Malaysians and Singaporeans Middle Eastern peoples Niueans North Americans Other Western Europeans Poles Refugees Russians, Ukrainians and Baltic peoples

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Press centre Press releases by date by subject by region ... Press centre News note Family and institutions are the main settings for violence against children and adolescents BUENOS AIRES, 1 June 2005 – The family and State institutions are the main settings where Latin American children and adolescents experience violence. This was one of the main findings from the Latin America Consultation on violence against children that ended today in Buenos Aires after three days of meetings, with the participation of more than 250 experts from the Latin American region. “Democratic consolidation in Latin America will only be possible when children are educated in respect, freedom and non-violence, protected against any violation of their rights,” said Paulo Sergio Pinheiro, the Independent Expert in charge of the Study on Violence against Children. “According to the last days’ findings, values promoted by the family and institutions are often authoritarian values that use violence as their main tool,” he added. Violence at home arises in private settings where certain traditional sexist and authoritarian practices prevail. Violence in the family affects mainly girls, especially in the form of sexual abuse. According to Nils Kastberg, Regional Director of UNICEF Americas and Caribbean Regional Office, “the silence and the unacceptable tolerance that surrounds abuse in family settings contribute to the current state of widespread impunity. We need a social movement from all Latin Americans, women and men, to break this silence now.” Most of the abuses against children take place behind closed doors by trusted adults: parents, family members and friends. Children often suffer alone, afraid of speaking out or being punished.

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Latinos/Hispanic Americans American Me [VHS 205] 1992 MCA Universal 1/2" video Color 1 cass., 126 min. Tells the story about the creation of one of the biggest hispanic gangs in California, the Mexican Mafia from the viewpoint of Santana, the co-creator of the gang, from his parents violent youth all the way to the time he spends in prison. An enthralling look at gang violence and how it effects our youth as it becomes a truly vicious cycle. Cast: Edward James Olmos, William Forsythe, Pepe Serna, Evelina Fernandez. Subjects Feature Films and Plays ; Latinos/Hispanic Americans Bettina Gray Speaks With Luis Valdez [VHS 970] 1993 KQED 1/2" video Color 1 cass., 26 min. Luis Valdez, founder of Teatro Campesino, describes how he became a playwright and director and explains how his plays retrace the experience of Chicano families. Biculturalism and Acculturation Among Latinos [VHS 590] 1992 Films for the Humanities 1/2" video Color 1 cass., 28 min. Examines the question of which part of their culture Latinos feel they should keep and leave behind. Explodes some beliefs and misconceptions about who they are today in the United States and probes the relationship between ethnic identity and entrepreneurial success.

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Our Mission ACCION's Approach Where We Work Key Statistics ... Logos Donate Now Invest Now Meet Microentrepreneurs ACCION Publications Need a Loan in the US? UN Year of Microcredit HBS-ACCION Program on Strategic Leadership for Microfinance sign up for e-News The Wired Economy Dick Gordon, "The Connection" (WBUR-FM) , July 13, 2004 The Connection The Connection Dick Gordon: Don Terry, your expertise in Latin America. I saw a number that said it was close to 40 billion dollars going just from the United States to Latin American countries. Is that pretty close to how you understand it? Dick Gordon: Don, let me stop you there, I want to bring : Yes, um, I work for ACCION International : I would say that the first thing we found is that people, their main goal after five years in the U.S. is still to go back. And, they want to pursue and build a house back home or help their families be less dependent on them so that they can try to go back. But the other thing that we have to realize is that immigrants are doing jobs that nobody else is doing in the U.S. People are cleaning bathrooms in Congressional offices. And these are immigrants. And this is not a draining of money. I think people also try to get their families here in the U.S., build a home, settle down. These are people that, the same as everybody else, are just trying to get their families and a better future for them. Return to main Recent Coverage page Home Contact Info Website Feedback ... Site Map

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