A Migrant Caravan From Honduras Seeks to Reach the U.S.: "We No Longer Have Opportunities Here"
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The caravan leaves the town of San Pedro Sula on the same day as the key elections in which Republicans and Democrats are contesting control of Congress. "That Trump comes out (in these elections), that's why we're taking risks. Here (in Honduras) we have nothing else," Jimena Morazán, 47, told AFP, who travels with five members of her family. This is the third caravan of dozens of migrants that part of Honduras since September. Salvadorans, Gua…
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Diario El MercurioA new caravan leaves San Pedro Sula heading north, driven by the hope of political change in the U.S. after legislative elections. Migrants from Honduras and other countries take risks despite warnings from the U.S. about restrictions and revocations of visas and permits.
By Elvin Sandoval, CNN en Español Dozens of people, including children accompanied by their parents, young people and adults, started this Tuesday a caravan from the Gran Central Metropolitana, in the Honduran city of San Pedro Sula, with final destination in the United States. “We leave because here we no longer have opportunities to get ahead.
This is the third caravan of dozens of migrants from Honduras since September.
It is the third caravan of dozens of migrants from Honduras since September. Salvadorans, Guatemalans, Nicaraguans and Mexicans joined the previous caravans on the way to the southern border of the United States.
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