Frustrated by the lack of employment and the backlogged asylum system in Mexico, a group of migrants in Tapachula is hoping to form a caravan and move farther north to areas with more economic opportunities. The migrants, mostly Cuban and Honduran nationals, hope that at least 500 will join the “Genesis” caravan for the trek into central Mexico.
According to a report in the Diario del Sur , the frustrated migrants are gathering in the Miguel Hidalgo central park in the city along the Mexico-Guatemala border to discuss and plan the exodus from the popular border crossing city, but thus far, a departure date has not been set. According to the…
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