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Lack of Accessibility in the Transport of Tapachula
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Users pointed out that the difficulties start from looking for a unit to get to consultations, jobs or schools CARLOS RUIZ/PORTAVOZ PHOTO: ALEJANDRO LÓPEZ For many people with disabilities, moving around Tapachula does not always depend on having money to pay for a taxi or a combi, it also depends on whether a unit wants to stop and can carry them, since users with wheelchairs, crutches, walkers or visual and hearing impairments stated that some…
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