A new caravan of migrants of some 2,000 Hondurans is now passing through Guatemala in the hope of reaching the U. S. -Mexico border, despite the dangers posed by the coronavirus pandemic and the country’s threats to “stop all who enter illegally. “”
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During an era the pandemicArray coronavirus . . . through his first initial as an undocumented immigrant, he left Guatemala at the age of 29, traveling by land for a month to enroll in United StatesArray. .
Mexican staff have economists by sending huge sums of cash during the coronavirus pandemic
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The first of Honduran migrant groups hoping to succeed in the United States arrived Thursday morning on the border with Guatemala.
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It is the first Central American migrant organization to leave since the coronavirus pandemic led countries to close their borders.
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It is the first Central American migrant organization to leave since the coronavirus pandemic led countries to close their borders.
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Hundreds of migrants began marching from this city in northern Honduras to the Border with Guatemala, testing a well-defined migration direction now at the time of the new coronavirus.
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A hearse arrives in a rural space in El Salvador to take a photogram of a Covid-19 victim to the Array cemetery . . An explosive article in the influential virtual opposition El Faro accused President Array . .
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The number of others hospitalized for the new coronavirus has almost tripled in outdoor spaces Missouri’s two largest metropolitan spaces since the state reopened in mid-June.
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