The transculturation that occurs when a group of nationals migrates only has an impact depending on the volume of people who move, then their degree of formal education, values and customs.
There are so many values to highlight about the country, there are also other shortcomings that are not so much, however Venezuelans have a national identity with our privileged nature, with our food, with our long-cherished democracy, with the way we see life and enjoy it, with the acute way in which we do not believe in anyone and we believe everything at the same time.
Venezuela has been a country that has hosted many other nationalities so we have a little bit of each country that has been welcomed. I remember when before me before traveling when I didn't think even remotely about emigrating, we had to explain who we were and where we were on the map. We left the country only to study or vacation, we had no migratory culture... who wants to leave paradise?...
It migrates only forced by political processes that violate our rights or by work. At this moment we are a reference in the world for better or for worse, it depends on the actions and behavior of the Venezuelan who migrated.
I think the balance has been in favor, because we are perceived as educated, cultured, cheerful, kind, detached and pro-active.
When it was my turn to leave the country, which I emigrated for my husband's work reasons to the Dominican Republic a few years ago, there were 220,000 Venezuelans, there are currently 240,000 and there is no active Dominican consulate in Caracas.
Never miss the Venezuelan products because there are in RD.
My husband still works in the DR, and I come and go for work reasons in Venezuela. With certainty I can tell you that Dominicans are living a fierce transculturation, because in addition, they live 80% from tourism, only they exalt the values from their public institutions and privilege the national ones. This theme, my dear Ozzie, has many edges and a lot of fabric to cut!
Greetings, Janitze 🤍
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