Immigration to another country is a new culture, another language and a different environment, transplanting is a dual challenge for autistic people, such as Young Venezuela David DiazIt has been living in Spain for seven years.
“If someone already considers a gramChange the Run Control Contest environment and countryPeople Autocratist It is a dual challenge to face many innovations of the slave, ”explains the Autismo Spain’s psychologist Maria Verde.
The expert explains, “In general, for those with autism It is difficult for them to face changes. “
Come to Spain “Liberator”
Its experience in three countries – Venezuela, Spain and Belgium on Wednesday, during the World autism awareness day celebrated on the days of the days.
ParticularlySuitable for Spain is not as hard as I thought Because “from a country of extinction,” he says.
The young man landed in Madrid to start a new life, because the situation in Venezuela could not last, and his family had to “settle down by economic power,” he says.
He has no easy life in his own countryHe abused in school and streetsSomething justifies the lack of “education to understand what autism is”.
Despite the difficulties, Diaz completed the company and started a journalism career at the Andres Bello Catholic University in Karakas.
His last years were hard and his situation was worse Many suicide attempts. Comes to Spain for him, “Liberation, escapes from prison, and no hope or future escaped from a dream.”
He took some of his fears from Venezuela: “At the beginning – confirmed – I was afraid to go out at night and did not talk to people because I feared that they would like to hurt me.”
After a year’s embrace in the Spanish capital, He started studying again at Carlos III University When he started, classes He was surprised by the embrace he hadYou can explore with the system due to your disregation, which is a disorder.
During this university period, Erasmus marched to Diaz Hazeld (Belgium) to study with the European project. There he felt it “Autism is very normal The community has been better changed. “
“It was very functional in Belgium, and you didn’t realize that you were autistic,” says the young man. And highlights Larger balance Disability In classrooms From that country, something missed in Spain.
Pluralism
That distance is the most noticeable in the working world. 76 to 90 percent of Autistic people are unemployedAccording to the Spanish Federation.
This is also an obstacle for this young Venezuela, which assumes that many companies use campaigns that include their image wash. “This is more than the real concern hook,” he says.
Consider what daysThere is a lot to contribute to people with disabilities“A different society can find many solutions to the same problem,” he protects Rai.
A view of synchronization of psychologist Maria Verde. According to her, the autistic people are “weighing a look that is free from social conditions, and they are limited to explaining the world.”
Green believes, to advance as a community, it is “a Root change in the point of view of neurological criticismStop seeing autism as a range or disabled and start looking at it as part of human diversity. ”
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