My region of the world has not escaped that phenomenon.

This phenomenon escapes control because financial constraints prevent the State from adequately monitoring employment conditions throughout the national territory. The lack of employment opportunities, the inadequate creation of jobs at a satisfactory income level, mainly in the rural areas, and wages that do not permit meeting the basic needs have brought about increasing emigration of adults, adolescents and children, mainly to neighbouring countries, where, although opportunities may be slightly better, those emigrants are subject to exploitation and abuse.