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Migrant Caravan often is covered by Left and Right Media sources.

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Caravan for Freedom Takes Way Back to Cdmx

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Tapachula, Chis., The migrant caravan Por la Libertad resumed its journey along the coast of Chiapas to Mexico City, after resting for three days in the municipality of Pijijiapan, where they arrived after traveling 150 kilometers in nine days, a journey that is done by car in two hours.Migrant Caravan · Mexico City Read Article

Cubans in a Migrant Caravan that Disintegrates in Chiapas: Sick, Exhausted, without Resources

The #MigrantCaravan in #Mexico is shrinking: a sick Cuban asks the president for help, another surrenders after his wife suffers seizures.Migrant Caravan · Cuba See the Story

Former Cuban Athlete, Old Sports Glory, in the Migrant Caravan in Mexico

The sportsman represented the island in important athletics tests Migration detains 20 migrants, seven of them Cubans, in a raidMigrant Caravan · Cuba Read Article

New Migrant Caravan Bound for Mexico City -- Trump's Border Policies Keeping Them Away From U.S.

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

A group of roughly 1,200 migrants has begun the long march from Mexico’s southern border with Guatemala in hopes of reaching Mexico’s capital city. The group has made clear they are hoping to receive asylum status in Mexico City and deny any intention of heading to the United States. | Border / Cartel ChroniclesMigrant Caravan · Mexico City See the Story

"We Don't Want to Go to the u.s." Migrant Caravan Seeks to Settle in Mexico, but Bureaucracy Puts up Another Barrier.

62% Center coverage: 8 sources

By Rocío Muñoz-Ledo, CNN en Español Vladimir Ortiz Cassola, a 24-year-old Cuban, joined the caravan of more than 580 migrants that left Tapachula, Chiapas, in southern Mexico, for Mexico City this Wednesday. They are not seeking to cross the northern border. They do not want to reach the United States. What they are asking for, he tells CNN, is to be able to legally establish themselves in Mexico, work, and rebuild their lives. “The United State…Migrant Caravan · Tapachula See the Story

Migrants in Southern Mexico Enlist Caravan to Demand Regularization of Documents

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Tapachula (Mexico), 28 Sep (EFE).- After a struggle of years in which they have been persecuted and ignored by the Mexican authorities, hundreds of Cuban migrants enlist a migrant caravan in Tapachula, Chiapas, bordering Guatemala, bound for Mexico City to demand the regularization of their documents. After leaving their homes because of the adverse economic and political situation in their country and threatened by the harsh policies of US Pres…Claudia Sheinbaum · Tapachula See the Story

After Eight Days of March, Migrants Arrive in Pijijiapan

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Tapachula, Chis., A week after his departure from the border with Guatemala, the migrant caravan called Exodus for Justice arrived in Pijijiapan, Chiapas, yesterday afternoon.Migrant Caravan · Tapachula Read Article

Ngos Warn Criminalization of Migrant Defender in Chiapas

More than a hundred civil society organizations, collectives, academics and human rights defenders expressed their concern about the legal situation of Luis García Villagrán, a well-known activist for migrants, and demanded that the unrestricted respect for due process be guaranteed in the hearing to link to the process scheduled for August 11.Migrant Caravan · Mexico See the Story

Inm Censuses Migration to Caravan ‘Exodus of Justice’ to Regulate Migration Status

Staff of the National Institute of Migration (INM) began the census of the members of the migrant caravan called “Exodus of Justice” to know the type of procedure they carried out to regulate their migration situation and the response they will provide once analyzed each case. Last Friday, President Claudia Sheinbaum said during her morning conference that the options offered to the migrant population who left this city in caravan last Wednesday…Migrant Caravan · Mexico City See the Story

New Migrant Caravan to Be Given Options: Sheinbaum - Uniradio Informa

The foreigners want the Mexican authorities to grant them permission to continue their journey toward the center of the country.Migrant Caravan · Mexico See the Story

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Caravan for Freedom Takes Way Back to Cdmx

Cubans in a Migrant Caravan that Disintegrates in Chiapas: Sick, Exhausted, without Resources

Former Cuban Athlete, Old Sports Glory, in the Migrant Caravan in Mexico

New Migrant Caravan Bound for Mexico City -- Trump's Border Policies Keeping Them Away From U.S.

"We Don't Want to Go to the u.s." Migrant Caravan Seeks to Settle in Mexico, but Bureaucracy Puts up Another Barrier.

Migrants in Southern Mexico Enlist Caravan to Demand Regularization of Documents

After Eight Days of March, Migrants Arrive in Pijijiapan

Ngos Warn Criminalization of Migrant Defender in Chiapas

Inm Censuses Migration to Caravan ‘Exodus of Justice’ to Regulate Migration Status

New Migrant Caravan to Be Given Options: Sheinbaum - Uniradio Informa

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Caravan for Freedom Takes Way Back to Cdmx

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Former Cuban Athlete, Old Sports Glory, in the Migrant Caravan in Mexico

New Migrant Caravan Bound for Mexico City -- Trump's Border Policies Keeping Them Away From U.S.

"We Don't Want to Go to the u.s." Migrant Caravan Seeks to Settle in Mexico, but Bureaucracy Puts up Another Barrier.

Migrants in Southern Mexico Enlist Caravan to Demand Regularization of Documents

After Eight Days of March, Migrants Arrive in Pijijiapan

Ngos Warn Criminalization of Migrant Defender in Chiapas

Inm Censuses Migration to Caravan ‘Exodus of Justice’ to Regulate Migration Status

New Migrant Caravan to Be Given Options: Sheinbaum - Uniradio Informa