摘要：This article analyzes how El Deber narrates (or does not) women as agents in the migratory process. It is assumed that women, important agents in the contemporary migratory flows, are even more invisible within the process, especially if we take into account the remittance of capital to countries that export migrant labor. The analysis of articles published in the Bolivian periodical, in 2018 and 2019, corroborates this perception, indicating the invisibility of migrant women, especially when it comes to talking about the role they play in the capital remittance market to the country of origin.
