Migrant Caravan “Dreams Without Borders” Part of Tapachula Heading for CDMX
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The migrant caravan “Dreams Without Borders” left Tapachula, Chiapas, on Thursday, August 20, before leaving for Mexico City (CDMX) in the north of the country.The mobilization of the caravan is among reports of delays of more than a year in the migration procedures to regularize their stay with the Mexican Commission for Refugee Aid (COMAR).This would be the fifth migrant caravan that leaves from Chiapas to the center of the country, with the i…
Approximately 800 migrants departed from Tapachula, on Mexico's southern border, as part of the "Dreams Without Borders" caravan, initially headed to Mexico City, due to the difficulties they face in continuing their journey to the United States. The caravan includes citizens of Honduras, El Salvador, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Venezuela, Cuba, and Haiti, among them families with children and teenagers, senior citizens, and pregnant women. You May Be…
José Luis González denounces low-paid jobs and expensive rents, “Cuban without papers is amazing in Tapachula,” he says.
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