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This paper studies the novel Amarás a Dios sobre todas las cosas (2013), by Mexicain writer Alejandro Hernández, and proposes to go beyond the press treatment of the issue by offering an analysis of the fiction which focuses on the migratory journey. The testimonial value of the story reflects the full drama of that journey, allowing it to act as a tool of denunciation. Moreover, the story is presented as a chronicle, which allows the work of fiction to insert itself in a context that reveals the violence that Central American migrants suffer during their hellish crossing of Mexico. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article reviews the book "La convivencia en Madrid. Discursos ante el modelo de desarrollo de la ciudad y la instalación de población inmigrante" by Walter Actis, Miguel Angel de Prada, Carlos Pereda and Alfonso Ortí.

The article reviews the book "Sur-Norte: Estudios sobre la emigración reciente de argentinos," published by Universidad de Buenos Aires, Facultad de Ciencias Sociales, Instituto de Investigaciones Gino Germani.

The article reviews the book "Integraciones diferenciadas: migraciones en Cataluña, Galicia y Andalucía," edited by Carlota Solé and Antonio Izquierdo.