On the cover: In the migrant camp in the Chiapas capital, Tuxtla Gutiérre, some young people like Cristian, 21 years old, survive making modern male haircuts for 50 pesos. Photo: Jeny Pascacio. Hundreds of migrants leave in caravans from southern Mexico on their way to the northern border, facing the uncertainty caused by the victory of Donald Trump as president of the United States. For Luis García Villagrán, founder of the Human Dignity Center…
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On the cover: In the migrant camp in the Chiapas capital, Tuxtla Gutiérre, some young people like Cristian, 21 years old, survive making modern male haircuts for 50 pesos. Photo: Jeny Pascacio. Hundreds of migrants leave in caravans from southern Mexico on their way to the northern border, facing the uncertainty caused by the victory of Donald Trump as president of the United States. For Luis García Villagrán, founder of the Human Dignity Center…