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  3. Mexiko, Migranten aus Mittelamerika in Tijuana

Mexiko, Migranten aus Mittelamerika in Tijuana

29.11.2018

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  • November 29, 2018 - Tijuana, Mexico - People board buses for another shelter after severe flooding at the migrant caravan camp Centro Deportivo Benito Juarez on November 29, 2018. It is being called a humanitarian crisis. We lost everything, said a migrant walking through debris. Many migrants appeared to realize that the hope they held to begin a new life in America had dimmed and their stay in Mexico may be longer than anticipated. Tijuana Mexico - ZUMAg208 20181129_zap_g208_024 Copyright: xCarolxGuzyx

    November 29, 2018 - Tijuana, Mexico - People board buses for another shelter after severe flooding at the migrant caravan camp Centro Deportivo Benito Juarez on November 29, 2018. It is being called a humanitarian crisis. We lost everything, said a migrant walking through debris. Many migrants appeared to realize that the hope they held to begin a new life in America had dimmed and their stay in Mexico may be longer than anticipated. Tijuana Mexico - ZUMAg208 20181129_zap_g208_024 Copyright: xCarolxGuzyx

  • November 29, 2018 - Tijuana, Mexico - People navigate severe flooding at the migrant caravan camp Centro Deportivo Benito Juarez on November 29, 2018. It is being called a humanitarian crisis. We lost everything, said a migrant walking through debris. Many migrants appeared to realize that the hope they held to begin a new life in America had dimmed and their stay in Mexico may be longer than anticipated. Tijuana Mexico - ZUMAg208 20181129_zap_g208_021 Copyright: xCarolxGuzyx

    November 29, 2018 - Tijuana, Mexico - People navigate severe flooding at the migrant caravan camp Centro Deportivo Benito Juarez on November 29, 2018. It is being called a humanitarian crisis. We lost everything, said a migrant walking through debris. Many migrants appeared to realize that the hope they held to begin a new life in America had dimmed and their stay in Mexico may be longer than anticipated. Tijuana Mexico - ZUMAg208 20181129_zap_g208_021 Copyright: xCarolxGuzyx

  • November 29, 2018 - Tijuana, Mexico - People navigate severe flooding at the migrant caravan camp Centro Deportivo Benito Juarez on November 29, 2018. It is being called a humanitarian crisis. IMELDA LIMA LOPEZ and her twins look at dirty water at their tent. SAIRA MAVEC MEZA, 5 years old, developed a rash from the tear gas said her mother. They were the focus of an image by Reuters photojournalist Kim Kyung-Hoon taken as they ran from tear gas fired by U.S. agents during chaos at the border on Sunday. The photo went viral. She came from Honduras with five children. She has nine total, 3 still in Honduras and 1 in Louisiana. We lost everything, said a migrant walking through debris. Many migrants appeared to realize that the hope they held to begin a new life in America had dimmed and their stay in Mexico may be longer than anticip - ZUMAg208 20181129_zap_g208_019 Copyright: xCarolxGuzyx

    November 29, 2018 - Tijuana, Mexico - People navigate severe flooding at the migrant caravan camp Centro Deportivo Benito Juarez on November 29, 2018. It is being called a humanitarian crisis. IMELDA LIMA LOPEZ and her twins look at dirty water at their tent. SAIRA MAVEC MEZA, 5 years old, developed a rash from the tear gas said her mother. They were the focus of an image by Reuters photojournalist Kim Kyung-Hoon taken as they ran from tear gas fired by U.S. agents during chaos at the border on Sunday. The photo went viral. She came from Honduras with five children. She has nine total, 3 still in Honduras and 1 in Louisiana. We lost everything, said a migrant walking through debris. Many migrants appeared to realize that the hope they held to begin a new life in America had dimmed and their stay in Mexico may be longer than anticip - ZUMAg208 20181129_zap_g208_019 Copyright: xCarolxGuzyx

  • November 29, 2018 - Tijuana, Mexico - People navigate severe flooding at the migrant caravan camp Centro Deportivo Benito Juarez on November 29, 2018. It is being called a humanitarian crisis. IMELDA LIMA LOPEZ and her twins look at dirty water at their tent. SAIRA MAVEC MEZA, 5 years old, developed a rash from the tear gas said her mother. They were the focus of an image by Reuters photojournalist Kim Kyung-Hoon taken as they ran from tear gas fired by U.S. agents during chaos at the border on Sunday. The photo went viral. She came from Honduras with five children. She has nine total, 3 still in Honduras and 1 in Louisiana. We lost everything, said a migrant walking through debris. Many migrants appeared to realize that the hope they held to begin a new life in America had dimmed and their stay in Mexico may be longer than anticip - ZUMAg208 20181129_zap_g208_018 Copyright: xCarolxGuzyx

    November 29, 2018 - Tijuana, Mexico - People navigate severe flooding at the migrant caravan camp Centro Deportivo Benito Juarez on November 29, 2018. It is being called a humanitarian crisis. IMELDA LIMA LOPEZ and her twins look at dirty water at their tent. SAIRA MAVEC MEZA, 5 years old, developed a rash from the tear gas said her mother. They were the focus of an image by Reuters photojournalist Kim Kyung-Hoon taken as they ran from tear gas fired by U.S. agents during chaos at the border on Sunday. The photo went viral. She came from Honduras with five children. She has nine total, 3 still in Honduras and 1 in Louisiana. We lost everything, said a migrant walking through debris. Many migrants appeared to realize that the hope they held to begin a new life in America had dimmed and their stay in Mexico may be longer than anticip - ZUMAg208 20181129_zap_g208_018 Copyright: xCarolxGuzyx

  • November 29, 2018 - Tijuana, Mexico - People navigate severe flooding at the migrant caravan camp Centro Deportivo Benito Juarez on November 29, 2018. It is being called a humanitarian crisis. We lost everything, said a migrant walking through debris. Many migrants appeared to realize that the hope they held to begin a new life in America had dimmed and their stay in Mexico may be longer than anticipated. Tijuana Mexico - ZUMAg208 20181129_zap_g208_017 Copyright: xCarolxGuzyx

    November 29, 2018 - Tijuana, Mexico - People navigate severe flooding at the migrant caravan camp Centro Deportivo Benito Juarez on November 29, 2018. It is being called a humanitarian crisis. We lost everything, said a migrant walking through debris. Many migrants appeared to realize that the hope they held to begin a new life in America had dimmed and their stay in Mexico may be longer than anticipated. Tijuana Mexico - ZUMAg208 20181129_zap_g208_017 Copyright: xCarolxGuzyx

  • November 29, 2018 - Tijuana, Mexico - People navigate severe flooding at the migrant caravan camp Centro Deportivo Benito Juarez on November 29, 2018. It is being called a humanitarian crisis. We lost everything, said a migrant walking through debris. Many migrants appeared to realize that the hope they held to begin a new life in America had dimmed and their stay in Mexico may be longer than anticipated. Tijuana Mexico - ZUMAg208 20181129_zap_g208_004 Copyright: xCarolxGuzyx

    November 29, 2018 - Tijuana, Mexico - People navigate severe flooding at the migrant caravan camp Centro Deportivo Benito Juarez on November 29, 2018. It is being called a humanitarian crisis. We lost everything, said a migrant walking through debris. Many migrants appeared to realize that the hope they held to begin a new life in America had dimmed and their stay in Mexico may be longer than anticipated. Tijuana Mexico - ZUMAg208 20181129_zap_g208_004 Copyright: xCarolxGuzyx

  • November 29, 2018 - Tijuana, Mexico - People navigate severe flooding at the migrant caravan camp Centro Deportivo Benito Juarez on November 29, 2018. It is being called a humanitarian crisis. We lost everything, said a migrant walking through debris. Many migrants appeared to realize that the hope they held to begin a new life in America had dimmed and their stay in Mexico may be longer than anticipated. Tijuana Mexico - ZUMAg208 20181129_zap_g208_001 Copyright: xCarolxGuzyx

    November 29, 2018 - Tijuana, Mexico - People navigate severe flooding at the migrant caravan camp Centro Deportivo Benito Juarez on November 29, 2018. It is being called a humanitarian crisis. We lost everything, said a migrant walking through debris. Many migrants appeared to realize that the hope they held to begin a new life in America had dimmed and their stay in Mexico may be longer than anticipated. Tijuana Mexico - ZUMAg208 20181129_zap_g208_001 Copyright: xCarolxGuzyx

  • November 29, 2018 - Tijuana, Mexico - People navigate severe flooding at the migrant caravan camp Centro Deportivo Benito Juarez on November 29, 2018. It is being called a humanitarian crisis. We lost everything, said a migrant walking through debris. Many migrants appeared to realize that the hope they held to begin a new life in America had dimmed and their stay in Mexico may be longer than anticipated. Tijuana Mexico - ZUMAg208 20181129_zap_g208_002 Copyright: xCarolxGuzyx

    November 29, 2018 - Tijuana, Mexico - People navigate severe flooding at the migrant caravan camp Centro Deportivo Benito Juarez on November 29, 2018. It is being called a humanitarian crisis. We lost everything, said a migrant walking through debris. Many migrants appeared to realize that the hope they held to begin a new life in America had dimmed and their stay in Mexico may be longer than anticipated. Tijuana Mexico - ZUMAg208 20181129_zap_g208_002 Copyright: xCarolxGuzyx

  • November 29, 2018 - Tijuana, Mexico - A rainbow briefly appears over camp. People navigate severe flooding at the migrant caravan camp Centro Deportivo Benito Juarez on November 29, 2018. It is being called a humanitarian crisis. We lost everything, said a migrant walking through debris. Many migrants appeared to realize that the hope they held to begin a new life in America had dimmed and their stay in Mexico may be longer than anticipated. Tijuana Mexico - ZUMAg208 20181129_zap_g208_008 Copyright: xCarolxGuzyx

    November 29, 2018 - Tijuana, Mexico - A rainbow briefly appears over camp. People navigate severe flooding at the migrant caravan camp Centro Deportivo Benito Juarez on November 29, 2018. It is being called a humanitarian crisis. We lost everything, said a migrant walking through debris. Many migrants appeared to realize that the hope they held to begin a new life in America had dimmed and their stay in Mexico may be longer than anticipated. Tijuana Mexico - ZUMAg208 20181129_zap_g208_008 Copyright: xCarolxGuzyx

  • November 29, 2018 - Tijuana, Mexico - People navigate severe flooding at the migrant caravan camp Centro Deportivo Benito Juarez on November 29, 2018. It is being called a humanitarian crisis. We lost everything, said a migrant walking through debris. Many migrants appeared to realize that the hope they held to begin a new life in America had dimmed and their stay in Mexico may be longer than anticipated. Tijuana Mexico - ZUMAg208 20181129_zap_g208_003 Copyright: xCarolxGuzyx

    November 29, 2018 - Tijuana, Mexico - People navigate severe flooding at the migrant caravan camp Centro Deportivo Benito Juarez on November 29, 2018. It is being called a humanitarian crisis. We lost everything, said a migrant walking through debris. Many migrants appeared to realize that the hope they held to begin a new life in America had dimmed and their stay in Mexico may be longer than anticipated. Tijuana Mexico - ZUMAg208 20181129_zap_g208_003 Copyright: xCarolxGuzyx

  • November 29, 2018 - Tijuana, Mexico - A rainbow briefly appears over camp. People navigate severe flooding at the migrant caravan camp Centro Deportivo Benito Juarez on November 29, 2018. It is being called a humanitarian crisis. We lost everything, said a migrant walking through debris. Many migrants appeared to realize that the hope they held to begin a new life in America had dimmed and their stay in Mexico may be longer than anticipated. Tijuana Mexico - ZUMAg208 20181129_zap_g208_009 Copyright: xCarolxGuzyx

    November 29, 2018 - Tijuana, Mexico - A rainbow briefly appears over camp. People navigate severe flooding at the migrant caravan camp Centro Deportivo Benito Juarez on November 29, 2018. It is being called a humanitarian crisis. We lost everything, said a migrant walking through debris. Many migrants appeared to realize that the hope they held to begin a new life in America had dimmed and their stay in Mexico may be longer than anticipated. Tijuana Mexico - ZUMAg208 20181129_zap_g208_009 Copyright: xCarolxGuzyx

  • November 29, 2018 - Tijuana, Mexico - People navigate severe flooding at the migrant caravan camp Centro Deportivo Benito Juarez on November 29, 2018. It is being called a humanitarian crisis. We lost everything, said a migrant walking through debris. Many migrants appeared to realize that the hope they held to begin a new life in America had dimmed and their stay in Mexico may be longer than anticipated. Tijuana Mexico - ZUMAg208 20181129_zap_g208_007 Copyright: xCarolxGuzyx

    November 29, 2018 - Tijuana, Mexico - People navigate severe flooding at the migrant caravan camp Centro Deportivo Benito Juarez on November 29, 2018. It is being called a humanitarian crisis. We lost everything, said a migrant walking through debris. Many migrants appeared to realize that the hope they held to begin a new life in America had dimmed and their stay in Mexico may be longer than anticipated. Tijuana Mexico - ZUMAg208 20181129_zap_g208_007 Copyright: xCarolxGuzyx

  • November 29, 2018 - Tijuana, Mexico - People navigate severe flooding at the migrant caravan camp Centro Deportivo Benito Juarez on November 29, 2018. It is being called a humanitarian crisis. We lost everything, said a migrant walking through debris. Many migrants appeared to realize that the hope they held to begin a new life in America had dimmed and their stay in Mexico may be longer than anticipated. Tijuana Mexico - ZUMAg208 20181129_zap_g208_006 Copyright: xCarolxGuzyx

    November 29, 2018 - Tijuana, Mexico - People navigate severe flooding at the migrant caravan camp Centro Deportivo Benito Juarez on November 29, 2018. It is being called a humanitarian crisis. We lost everything, said a migrant walking through debris. Many migrants appeared to realize that the hope they held to begin a new life in America had dimmed and their stay in Mexico may be longer than anticipated. Tijuana Mexico - ZUMAg208 20181129_zap_g208_006 Copyright: xCarolxGuzyx

  • November 29, 2018 - Tijuana, Mexico - People navigate severe flooding at the migrant caravan camp Centro Deportivo Benito Juarez on November 29, 2018. It is being called a humanitarian crisis. IMELDA LIMA LOPEZ and her twins look at dirty water at their tent. SAIRA MAVEC MEZA, 5 years old, developed a rash from the tear gas said her mother. They were the focus of an image by Reuters photojournalist Kim Kyung-Hoon taken as they ran from tear gas fired by U.S. agents during chaos at the border on Sunday. The photo went viral. She came from Honduras with five children. She has nine total, 3 still in Honduras and 1 in Louisiana. We lost everything, said a migrant walking through debris. Many migrants appeared to realize that the hope they held to begin a new life in America had dimmed and their stay in Mexico may be longer than anticip - ZUMAg208 20181129_zap_g208_012 Copyright: xCarolxGuzyx

    November 29, 2018 - Tijuana, Mexico - People navigate severe flooding at the migrant caravan camp Centro Deportivo Benito Juarez on November 29, 2018. It is being called a humanitarian crisis. IMELDA LIMA LOPEZ and her twins look at dirty water at their tent. SAIRA MAVEC MEZA, 5 years old, developed a rash from the tear gas said her mother. They were the focus of an image by Reuters photojournalist Kim Kyung-Hoon taken as they ran from tear gas fired by U.S. agents during chaos at the border on Sunday. The photo went viral. She came from Honduras with five children. She has nine total, 3 still in Honduras and 1 in Louisiana. We lost everything, said a migrant walking through debris. Many migrants appeared to realize that the hope they held to begin a new life in America had dimmed and their stay in Mexico may be longer than anticip - ZUMAg208 20181129_zap_g208_012 Copyright: xCarolxGuzyx

  • November 29, 2018 - Tijuana, Mexico - People navigate severe flooding at the migrant caravan camp Centro Deportivo Benito Juarez on November 29, 2018. It is being called a humanitarian crisis. We lost everything, said a migrant walking through debris. Many migrants appeared to realize that the hope they held to begin a new life in America had dimmed and their stay in Mexico may be longer than anticipated. Tijuana Mexico - ZUMAg208 20181129_zap_g208_014 Copyright: xCarolxGuzyx

    November 29, 2018 - Tijuana, Mexico - People navigate severe flooding at the migrant caravan camp Centro Deportivo Benito Juarez on November 29, 2018. It is being called a humanitarian crisis. We lost everything, said a migrant walking through debris. Many migrants appeared to realize that the hope they held to begin a new life in America had dimmed and their stay in Mexico may be longer than anticipated. Tijuana Mexico - ZUMAg208 20181129_zap_g208_014 Copyright: xCarolxGuzyx

  • November 29, 2018 - Tijuana, Mexico - People navigate severe flooding at the migrant caravan camp Centro Deportivo Benito Juarez on November 29, 2018. It is being called a humanitarian crisis. IMELDA LIMA LOPEZ and her twins look at dirty water at their tent. SAIRA MAVEC MEZA, 5 years old, developed a rash from the tear gas said her mother. They were the focus of an image by Reuters photojournalist Kim Kyung-Hoon taken as they ran from tear gas fired by U.S. agents during chaos at the border on Sunday. The photo went viral. She came from Honduras with five children. She has nine total, 3 still in Honduras and 1 in Louisiana. We lost everything, said a migrant walking through debris. Many migrants appeared to realize that the hope they held to begin a new life in America had dimmed and their stay in Mexico may be longer than anticip - ZUMAg208 20181129_zap_g208_013 Copyright: xCarolxGuzyx

    November 29, 2018 - Tijuana, Mexico - People navigate severe flooding at the migrant caravan camp Centro Deportivo Benito Juarez on November 29, 2018. It is being called a humanitarian crisis. IMELDA LIMA LOPEZ and her twins look at dirty water at their tent. SAIRA MAVEC MEZA, 5 years old, developed a rash from the tear gas said her mother. They were the focus of an image by Reuters photojournalist Kim Kyung-Hoon taken as they ran from tear gas fired by U.S. agents during chaos at the border on Sunday. The photo went viral. She came from Honduras with five children. She has nine total, 3 still in Honduras and 1 in Louisiana. We lost everything, said a migrant walking through debris. Many migrants appeared to realize that the hope they held to begin a new life in America had dimmed and their stay in Mexico may be longer than anticip - ZUMAg208 20181129_zap_g208_013 Copyright: xCarolxGuzyx

  • November 29, 2018 - Tijuana, Mexico - People navigate severe flooding at the migrant caravan camp Centro Deportivo Benito Juarez on November 29, 2018. It is being called a humanitarian crisis. IMELDA LIMA LOPEZ and her twins look at dirty water at their tent. SAIRA MAVEC MEZA, 5 years old, developed a rash from the tear gas said her mother. They were the focus of an image by Reuters photojournalist Kim Kyung-Hoon taken as they ran from tear gas fired by U.S. agents during chaos at the border on Sunday. The photo went viral. She came from Honduras with five children. She has nine total, 3 still in Honduras and 1 in Louisiana. We lost everything, said a migrant walking through debris. Many migrants appeared to realize that the hope they held to begin a new life in America had dimmed and their stay in Mexico may be longer than anticip - ZUMAg208 20181129_zap_g208_011 Copyright: xCarolxGuzyx

    November 29, 2018 - Tijuana, Mexico - People navigate severe flooding at the migrant caravan camp Centro Deportivo Benito Juarez on November 29, 2018. It is being called a humanitarian crisis. IMELDA LIMA LOPEZ and her twins look at dirty water at their tent. SAIRA MAVEC MEZA, 5 years old, developed a rash from the tear gas said her mother. They were the focus of an image by Reuters photojournalist Kim Kyung-Hoon taken as they ran from tear gas fired by U.S. agents during chaos at the border on Sunday. The photo went viral. She came from Honduras with five children. She has nine total, 3 still in Honduras and 1 in Louisiana. We lost everything, said a migrant walking through debris. Many migrants appeared to realize that the hope they held to begin a new life in America had dimmed and their stay in Mexico may be longer than anticip - ZUMAg208 20181129_zap_g208_011 Copyright: xCarolxGuzyx

  • November 29, 2018 - Tijuana, Mexico - People navigate severe flooding at the migrant caravan camp Centro Deportivo Benito Juarez on November 29, 2018. It is being called a humanitarian crisis. IMELDA LIMA LOPEZ and her twins look at dirty water at their tent. SAIRA MAVEC MEZA, 5 years old, developed a rash from the tear gas said her mother. They were the focus of an image by Reuters photojournalist Kim Kyung-Hoon taken as they ran from tear gas fired by U.S. agents during chaos at the border on Sunday. The photo went viral. She came from Honduras with five children. She has nine total, 3 still in Honduras and 1 in Louisiana. We lost everything, said a migrant walking through debris. Many migrants appeared to realize that the hope they held to begin a new life in America had dimmed and their stay in Mexico may be longer than anticip - ZUMAg208 20181129_zap_g208_010 Copyright: xCarolxGuzyx

    November 29, 2018 - Tijuana, Mexico - People navigate severe flooding at the migrant caravan camp Centro Deportivo Benito Juarez on November 29, 2018. It is being called a humanitarian crisis. IMELDA LIMA LOPEZ and her twins look at dirty water at their tent. SAIRA MAVEC MEZA, 5 years old, developed a rash from the tear gas said her mother. They were the focus of an image by Reuters photojournalist Kim Kyung-Hoon taken as they ran from tear gas fired by U.S. agents during chaos at the border on Sunday. The photo went viral. She came from Honduras with five children. She has nine total, 3 still in Honduras and 1 in Louisiana. We lost everything, said a migrant walking through debris. Many migrants appeared to realize that the hope they held to begin a new life in America had dimmed and their stay in Mexico may be longer than anticip - ZUMAg208 20181129_zap_g208_010 Copyright: xCarolxGuzyx

  • A child plays in the rain after the shelter where the migrant caravan staying got flooded due to the heavy rains, in Tijuana, Mexico, 29 November 2018. The situation of the Central Americans stuck at the Tijuana border entered a new stage of waiting as the new government of Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador will be made official next Saturday. Central Americans await AMLO s oath of office in Mexico !ACHTUNG: NUR REDAKTIONELLE NUTZUNG! Copyright: xAlejandroxZepedax AME2637 20181130-636791400057773531

    A child plays in the rain after the shelter where the migrant caravan staying got flooded due to the heavy rains, in Tijuana, Mexico, 29 November 2018. The situation of the Central Americans stuck at the Tijuana border entered a new stage of waiting as the new government of Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador will be made official next Saturday. Central Americans await AMLO s oath of office in Mexico !ACHTUNG: NUR REDAKTIONELLE NUTZUNG! Copyright: xAlejandroxZepedax AME2637 20181130-636791400057773531

  • Members of the Central American migrant caravan walk in the rain after the shelter where they were staying got flooded due to the heavy rains, in Tijuana, Mexico, 29 November 2018. The situation of the Central Americans stuck at the Tijuana border entered a new stage of waiting as the new government of Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador will be made official next Saturday. Central Americans await AMLO s oath of office in Mexico !ACHTUNG: NUR REDAKTIONELLE NUTZUNG! Copyright: xAlejandroxZepedax AME2635 20181130-636791399452747787

    Members of the Central American migrant caravan walk in the rain after the shelter where they were staying got flooded due to the heavy rains, in Tijuana, Mexico, 29 November 2018. The situation of the Central Americans stuck at the Tijuana border entered a new stage of waiting as the new government of Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador will be made official next Saturday. Central Americans await AMLO s oath of office in Mexico !ACHTUNG: NUR REDAKTIONELLE NUTZUNG! Copyright: xAlejandroxZepedax AME2635 20181130-636791399452747787

  • Members of the Central American migrant caravan walk in the rain after the shelter where they were staying got flooded due to the heavy rains, in Tijuana, Mexico, 29 November 2018. The situation of the Central Americans stuck at the Tijuana border entered a new stage of waiting as the new government of Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador will be made official next Saturday. Central Americans await AMLO s oath of office in Mexico !ACHTUNG: NUR REDAKTIONELLE NUTZUNG! Copyright: xAlejandroxZepedax AME2632 20181130-636791399446023605

    Members of the Central American migrant caravan walk in the rain after the shelter where they were staying got flooded due to the heavy rains, in Tijuana, Mexico, 29 November 2018. The situation of the Central Americans stuck at the Tijuana border entered a new stage of waiting as the new government of Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador will be made official next Saturday. Central Americans await AMLO s oath of office in Mexico !ACHTUNG: NUR REDAKTIONELLE NUTZUNG! Copyright: xAlejandroxZepedax AME2632 20181130-636791399446023605

  • News Bilder des Tages Members of the Central American migrant caravan walk in the rain after the shelter where they were staying got flooded due to the heavy rains, in Tijuana, Mexico, 29 November 2018. The situation of the Central Americans stuck at the Tijuana border entered a new stage of waiting as the new government of Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador will be made official next Saturday. Central Americans await AMLO s oath of office in Mexico !ACHTUNG: NUR REDAKTIONELLE NUTZUNG! Copyright: xAlejandroxZepedax AME2627 20181130-636791397638835695

    News Bilder des Tages Members of the Central American migrant caravan walk in the rain after the shelter where they were staying got flooded due to the heavy rains, in Tijuana, Mexico, 29 November 2018. The situation of the Central Americans stuck at the Tijuana border entered a new stage of waiting as the new government of Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador will be made official next Saturday. Central Americans await AMLO s oath of office in Mexico !ACHTUNG: NUR REDAKTIONELLE NUTZUNG! Copyright: xAlejandroxZepedax AME2627 20181130-636791397638835695

  • Members of the Central American migrant caravan walk in the rain after the shelter where they were staying got flooded due to the heavy rains, in Tijuana, Mexico, 29 November 2018. The situation of the Central Americans stuck at the Tijuana border entered a new stage of waiting as the new government of Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador will be made official next Saturday. Central Americans await AMLO s oath of office in Mexico !ACHTUNG: NUR REDAKTIONELLE NUTZUNG! Copyright: xAlejandroxZepedax AME2622 20181130-636791397631335790

    Members of the Central American migrant caravan walk in the rain after the shelter where they were staying got flooded due to the heavy rains, in Tijuana, Mexico, 29 November 2018. The situation of the Central Americans stuck at the Tijuana border entered a new stage of waiting as the new government of Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador will be made official next Saturday. Central Americans await AMLO s oath of office in Mexico !ACHTUNG: NUR REDAKTIONELLE NUTZUNG! Copyright: xAlejandroxZepedax AME2622 20181130-636791397631335790

  • People at a shelter in the border city of Tijuana, Mexico, 29 November 2018. Central Americans of the migrant caravan waiting in Tijuana announced the start of a hunger strike on Thursday to put pressure on the US Government to increase the asylum petitions managed daily. Migrants to start hunger strike to put pressure on the US !ACHTUNG: NUR REDAKTIONELLE NUTZUNG! Copyright: xAlejandroxZepedax AME2479 20181129-636791298112160377

    People at a shelter in the border city of Tijuana, Mexico, 29 November 2018. Central Americans of the migrant caravan waiting in Tijuana announced the start of a hunger strike on Thursday to put pressure on the US Government to increase the asylum petitions managed daily. Migrants to start hunger strike to put pressure on the US !ACHTUNG: NUR REDAKTIONELLE NUTZUNG! Copyright: xAlejandroxZepedax AME2479 20181129-636791298112160377

  • Children play next to their tents at a shelter in the border city of Tijuana, Mexico, 29 November 2018. Central Americans of the migrant caravan waiting in Tijuana announced the start of a hunger strike on Thursday to put pressure on the US Government to increase the asylum petitions managed daily. Migrants to start hunger strike to put pressure on the US !ACHTUNG: NUR REDAKTIONELLE NUTZUNG! Copyright: xAlejandroxZepedax AME2484 20181129-636791298103879013

    Children play next to their tents at a shelter in the border city of Tijuana, Mexico, 29 November 2018. Central Americans of the migrant caravan waiting in Tijuana announced the start of a hunger strike on Thursday to put pressure on the US Government to increase the asylum petitions managed daily. Migrants to start hunger strike to put pressure on the US !ACHTUNG: NUR REDAKTIONELLE NUTZUNG! Copyright: xAlejandroxZepedax AME2484 20181129-636791298103879013

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