France, the country of human rights and respect

When and why did you leave your country?

Left in 2016 because my dad had issues at work (political reasons)

Where did you start your journey?

Panama.

Which countries did you travel through?

Venezuela, Panama

Why did you choose this country rather than another country?

For family reasons, to avoid being in contact with Venezuela’s government and because France respect Human rights.

What was your principal difficulty once you arrived in the host country?

Find legal help and have legal papers.

Do you have a job?

No.

Do you have local friends

Yes.

What do you like most in the host country?

Almost everything, the country, the weather, the people

What do you do in your spare time?

Learn French

What do you want to do in host city?

Study and then work.

What do you think will help newcomers?

A guide with the list of all the different categories of migrants, something to centralize all the information

What do you miss about your country?

Food, family

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