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200 10$aExiliados, expatriados e integrados$echilenos en Costa Rica 19732018
210   $aHeredia$cEditorial Universidad Nacional (EUNA)$d2020
215   $a1 electronic resource (286 p.)
311   $a9977-65-544-8 
330   $aThe closest figures regarding the number of exiles, expatriates and integrated individuals in the case of Chileans in Costa Rica, which this book deals with, range from the 3,000 people who entered the country from 1973 to at least the end of that decade and part of the 1980s, which is combined with a process of return, or better said, of de-exile (repatriation) in the last years of the 1980s and following, although the chronological arc of this text covers practically four decades.
517   $aExiliados, expatriados e integrados 
606   $aSocial & cultural history$2bicssc
610   $aExile
610   $aChile
610   $aCosta Rica
610   $aSolidarity
610   $aSocial aspects
610   $aPolitical aspects
610   $aImmigration
610   $aHigher education
610   $aEscámez Carrasco, July 1925-2015
610   $aDictatorship
615  7$aSocial & cultural history
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