Graphic of quote from the article, which reads: 'When entering the tent for processing the documentation, I had a big surprise: it was fully equipped with computers, and we could hear the noise of the keys. The organisation assisting us reviewed my entry permit. Ihad to leave the mark of all my fingers, even use a kind of binoculars that captured the images of my eyes, but I don't know why! Everything organised, respectful, and military.'
In ‘Exploring Venezuelans perspectives on border technologies’, Julia Camargo & Amanda Alencar aim to raise awareness & build understanding of the impact of the digitalisation of border spaces on Venezuelan refugees.
See: www.fmreview.org/digital-disruption/camargo-alencar/
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