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Varados in Tapachula, up to 50,000 Migrants
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Between 20,000 and 50,000 migrants remain stranded in Tapachula, Chiapas, without regular access to documents, formal employment or living conditions, a situation that has pushed hundreds of people into caravans to try to move towards the center of the country, said Médecins Sans Fronteras (MSF).Through a position spread on June 3, to coordinator of the organization in Tapachula, Derly Sánchez Arias, said that the migrant caravans do not represe…
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