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Resumen: Este articulo analiza un conjunto de escenas fotograficas en las costas maritimas de la Union Europea (UE), divulgadas por fotografos presentes en los lugares a los que llegan los inmigrantes. Intentamos responder a la pregunta: ?Cual es el lugar del sujeto en el mundo? a traves del analisis de las imagenes seleccionadas que reproducen este drama humanitario. Desde una metodologia hermeneutica, intentamos dar respuesta a la retorica de la exclusion que dibuja, metaforicamente, dos mundos separados; los inmigrantes frente a los residentes europeos y pone de manifiesto el (no)lugar del inmigrante en el discurso de las politicas migratorias de la UE. El resultado es la reproduccion del imaginario colectivo que alimenta el racismo y las xenofobias donde la invisibilidad del inmigrante tiene su construccion social. Concluimos que los cambios positivos, pueden estar representados en las manos solidarias de los que salvan vidas en el Mediterraneo que desvelan una mirada (imagen simbolica) de que solo existe un mundo, y en el, viene el derecho a la una vida digna para todos. Abstract: This article analyses a set of photographs of the maritime coasts of the European Union (EU), released by photographers located in places where immigrants arrive on precarious ships, fleeing poverty and the wars that afflict them. The study tries to answer the question "What is the place of the subject in the world?” through the analysis of the selected images that reproduce a humanitarian drama. The results indicate the following discursive arguments: the rhetoric of exclusion draws, metaphorically, two separate worlds, immigrants versus European residents, and highlights the (non)place of the immigrant in the discourse of EU migration policies; a reproduction of the collective imaginary that feeds racism and xenophobia, where the invisibility of the immigrant is a social construct; the positive changes for humanity, which can be represented in the hands of solidarity of those who save lives in the Mediterranean, revealing a symbolic image: There is only one world, and with it, the right to a dignified life for all.

El fotoperiodismo dentro del escenario migratorio en las costas marítimas de la Unión Europea.