A Caravan with About 2,000 Migrants Leaves Southern Mexico After Elections in the U.S.
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Tapachula (Mexico), Nov 10 (EFE).- A new caravan with about 2,000 migrants, coming from Honduras, El Salvador, Guatemala and Nicaragua, left this Tuesday from southern Mexico to the United States, a week after the elections where the Democrats won legislative control over President Donald Trump, and before the hope of the migrants [...] La entrada A caravan with about 2,000 migrants leaves southern Mexico after elections in the United States was…
This is the third caravan coming from Central America since last September. A group intends to work temporarily in Mexico waiting for Washington to turn its policies around.
A new caravan of about 2,000 migrants from Honduras, Salvador, Guatemala and Nicaragua left for the United States this Tuesday from southern Mexico.
"As he is losing (Donald Trump, now I am going in the caravan, I want to enter the United States," said a Guatemalan woman
About 2,000 migrants left Tapachula, Chiapas, heading for the northern border after the U.S. legislative elections. The Caravan entrance with about 2,000 migrants leaves southern Mexico after elections in the U.S. was first published in La Voz de Michoacán.
A new caravan of about two thousand migrants, from Honduras, Salvador, Guatemala and Nicaragua, left southern Mexico for the United States, a week after the elections...
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