Mexico and Morocco: Migration, Knowledge and Power Coloniality: A Dialogue from the South

This article argues that the issue of migration in Mexico and Morocco is permeated by the coloniality of power and the coloniality of knowledge, resulting in the impossibility of solving the migration related societal problems, especially those concerning the rights of migrants to social integration in the host countries, on the one hand and, on the other hand, the difficulty of engaging in symmetrical and non-dependent negotiations with countries of the global north (United States, France and Spain). The objective of this work is to find new forms of society-government relations concerning the migration issue through decolonial processes.