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CNN  —  Marilyn Lomas had finally made it. In front of the Ecuadorian migrant, her husband, and their two children, was the Suchiate. The mighty river’s waters can occasionally turn dangerous for migrants and marks the southwestern most part of the 956 kilometer (594 mile) border between Mexico and Guatemala.

An explosion in Tijuana left multiple injured Tuesday morning, according to our news partner Televisa.

Tapachula, Mexico, May 13 (EFE).- Some among the hundreds of third-country migrants who find themselves stuck in this city on Mexico’s southern border fear that gaining admission to the United States will become more difficult with the end of Title 42, a measure that has seen immigration authorities summarily deport 2.8 million asylum-seekers over the …

Border-crossers from as far away as China, Afghanistan and Guinea have trekked thousands of miles to reach the United States border through Mexico.

EL PAÍS accompanies three Venezuelan migrants as they cross mountains, banana plantations and private properties to get to Tapachula, the epicenter of migration in Mexico’s far south

In April, nearly 30,000 humanitarian visas were issued to migrants, according to government data, more than triple the monthly average in the first three months of the year.

When migrants arrive to the main crossing point into southern Mexico -- a steamy city with no job opportunities, a place packed with foreigners eager to keep moving north -- they soon learn the only way to cut through the red tape and expedite what can be a monthslong process is to pay someone.

When migrants arrive to the main crossing point into southern Mexico -- a steamy city with no job opportunities, a place packed with foreigners eager to keep moving north -- they soon learn the only way to cut through the red tape and expedite what can be a monthslong process is to pay someone. With…

With more migrants entering Mexico, a sprawling network of lawyers, fixers and middlemen has exploded in the country. At every step in a complicated process, opportunists are ready to provide documents or counsel to migrants who can afford to speed up the system. In nearly two dozen interviews with The Associated Press, migrants, officials and those in the business described a network operating at the limit of legality. Many cooperate with Mexico’s immigration sector, where corruption is deepl...

Remed CEO Carlos Álvarez discusses the aim of establishing Guatemala as a hub for trade with its neighbours and North America.