Abstract
Migration policies in the Andean community, take stock of your current situation The new Latin American economic, political and social conditions as well as the greater weight of migration ininternational context make for the fact that it has become essential for governments to politically and socially address the issues, as current migration dynamics is increasingly visible. It is necessary that public policies and national, bilateral and multilateral measures are based on the integration between the countries of the region and adjusted to the new Latin American realities. This paper explores migration policies of the Andean Community atthe start of the new millennium. The paper addresses the main agreements and legal instruments thateach of the Andean countries has developed.
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