More than 600 Migrants Leave Tapachula for CDMX in Caravan
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The migrant caravan “Dreams without borders” that left Tapachula on Thursday, August 20, modified its route this Friday when arriving in Huehuetan, where its members were divided due to the fatigue accumulated after several hours of walking under high temperatures. Why was the migrant caravan “Dreams without borders” separated? One group decided to stay at least one more day in the municipality to rest and wait for those who present difficulties…
A little more than half a thousand migrants from the caravan called “Dreams Without Borders” left this city, due to the lack of response to their migration procedures, lack of job opportunities and high rent costs. In the afternoon, foreigners from Cuba, Haiti, Venezuela, Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala gathered in Bicentenario Park, where the last five caravans have left, to go out together and start the walk.
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