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Matamoros: un botadero de migrantes en plena pandemia

Publicado por El Faro el 24 de mayo de 2020.

A photo-filled report from the Mexican border city of Matamoros, where thousands of mostly Central American asylum-seekers are stranded by “Remain in Mexico” and the COVID-19 border closure.

Tags: Asylum, Crimes Against Migrants, Public Health, Remain in Mexico

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