For their part, many Indo-Caribbeans complain that they have long been shunned by their compatriots from India.
Unlike my well-heeled American compatriots from Bryn Mawr and the like, I had no money to live on for the summer and nowhere else to go.
Eventually, however, she prevailed, spending four months reporting from the rebel stronghold of Benghazi alongside compatriots from China's Guangzhou Daily, Southern Weekend and Southern Metropolis newspapers.
It was a less ebullient Hugo Chávez than usual who addressed his compatriots from Havana, where he was recovering from a second major operation to remove a cancerous growth.
Not to be outdone, Patrik Elias, Sykora's inseparable friend and compatriot from the Czech Republic, also scored two goals to raise his total to 26 and had two assists as well.
Chinese veterans of the Central Pacific, along with additional compatriots newly arrived from China, also helped to build scores of other railroads throughout the United States and Canada during this period, a time in which the rail mileage of the country more than tripled.
Abdul, a compatriot from Laghman province in Afghanistan, who arrived at the camp in February, helped raise the funds.
But within days a post on kuruc.info, a far-right propaganda web site, called for "real Hungarians" to come to the aid of compatriots facing oppression from Roma.
The Afghans, the Africans, the East Timorese still in West Timor more than a year after their compatriots gained independence from Indonesia -- these people, too, are often running from war and genocide, but the refugee phenomenon has evolved in some important ways in the last half-century.
Most of them are now sleeping in bright red and yellow lightweight tents, a thousand of which have arrived from compatriots in Hong Kong.
As Kurds get reports from compatriots in Baghdad that Saddam's security services are hastily moving out of their offices, anticipating an allied strike, Barzani and Talabani are identifying and isolating Saddam's fifth columnists.
