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Resumen.Uno de cada ocho adultos mexicanos radica en Estado Unidos.El componente rural-rural de este proceso migratorio explica una creciente ruralización de la población mexicana en Estados Unidos.Se podría suponer que los migrantes han optado por la salida y no por la voz; sin embargo, muchos están ejerciendo su voz desde lo que se puede llamar sociedad civil migrante a través de i) organizaciones sociales de base; ii) organizaciones civiles dirigidas o influidas por migrantes; iii) medios de comunicación dirigidos o influidos por migrantes, y iv) espacios públicos autónomos.PalabRas clave.Sociedad civil migrante, binacionalidad cívica, organizaciones de migrantes, migración y desarrollo, Frente Indígena de Organizaciones Binacionales.abstRact.One of each eight adult Mexicans resides in the United States.The ruralrural component of this migrationary process explains a growing ruralization of the Mexican population in the United States.It could be surmised that the migrants have opted to exit rather than use their voice; nevertheless many of them are exercising their voice from what might be termed the 'migrant civil society' via (i) community-based social organizations; (ii) civil organizations controlled or influenced by migrants; (iii) means of communication controlled or influenced by migrants; and (iv) autonomous public spaces.KeywoRds.Migrant civil society, civic binationality, migrant organizations, migration and development, Indigenous Front of Binational Organizations.
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