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The situation in a number of adjacent nations in Central and North America has turned volatile in recent times owing to the immigrants. Last month, security forces in Guatemala blocked the way of people trying to enter the country from the neighboring Honduras en route the US. The government of Guatemala said it would not accept “illegal mass movements”. Mexico also shut a border entry point last month after several thousands of migrants tried to cross a bridge across the Suchiate River between Mexico and Guatemala.  Several thousands have been fleeing Honduras to flee persecution, pover...

Para leer este artículo en español, haz clic aquí. The police sirens resounded through the streets of Ciudad Hidalgo, Chiapas. Equipped with anti-riot gear, members of the National Guard marched through the streets of this small border town, flanked by agents from the National Migration Institute (INM), prepared to stop the Honduran caravan that began its journey on January 13 from San Pedro Sula. This military paraphernalia was the latest in a long list of actions by the Mexican government to prevent Central American migration to the United States. The Mexican government’s display of mi...

8 分钟阅读 CIUDAD HIDALGO, Mexico (Reuters) - In the days before U.S. President Joe Biden’s inauguration, Mexican soldiers patrolling the banks of the wide Suchiate River found few migrants amid the flow of trade across the water from Guatemala. The likely explanation lay hundreds of miles to the south, where baton-wielding Guatemalan security forces beat back one of the largest U.S.-bound migrant caravans ever assembled, according to a Reuters photographer and other witnesses. “We’re scared,” Honduran migrant Rosa Alvarez told a reporter by telephone as she fled with many others ...

By Laura Gottesdiener, Frank Jack Daniel and Ted Hesson CIUDAD HIDALGO, Mexico (Reuters) - ​In the days before U.S. President Joe Biden's inauguration, Mexican soldiers patrolling the banks of the wide Suchiate River found few migrants amid the flow of trade across the water from Guatemala. The likely explanation lay hundreds of miles to the south, where baton-wielding Guatemalan security forces beat back one the largest U.S.-bound migrant caravans ever assembled, according to a Reuters photographer and other witnesses. We're scared, Honduran migrant Rosa Alvarez told a reporter by telephone...

In the days before U.S. President Joe Biden's inauguration, Mexican soldiers patrolling the banks of the wide Suchiate River found few migrants amid the flow of trade across the water from Guatemala.