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Migrants in Tapachula: More than 700 Live in the Streets Before Waiting for Formalities in Comar
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The lack of housing, employment and the delay in migration procedures have left hundreds of migrants on the streets in Tapachula, Chiapas, where civil organizations estimate that more than 700 people sleep in parks, gardens and sidewalks. According to activists consulted by Diario del Sur, the situation has become increasingly visible in different areas of the city. There are people who stay for months waiting to resolve their migration situatio…
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