The article reviews the book 'The Courage for Civil Repair: Narrating the Righteous in International Migration' edited by Carlo Tognato, Bernadette Nadya Jaworsky, and Jeffrey C. Alexander. The book is a scholarly work that delves into the narratives surrounding international migration and the concept of the 'righteous,' individuals or groups who take a stand against injustice and contribute to the repair of the civil fabric in societies affected by migration. The editors compile various case studies and theoretical analyses to explore how these narratives can influence societal perceptions and policies regarding migrants. The review discusses the book's contribution to the field of sociology, particularly in understanding cultural trauma and the role of civil society in addressing the challenges of international migration.

Foreign students in Spain face various obstacles while renewing their residencies, rendering them unable to carry out their daily lives normally. They are unable to withdraw money from the bank or obtain necessary documents, and the waiting period for residency renewal can extend up to six months.