Mothers of Missing Central American Migrants End March Through Mexico Prensa Latina
go to original December 3, 2016

Priscila Rodríguez Cartagena was one of the family members of disappeared immigrants who traveled in a caravan throughout Mexico to search for their missing loved ones. (Mayela Sánchez/GPJ México)

Members of the 12th procession of Central American migrant mothers, who are searching for their children, who went missing in transit through Mexico to the United States, visited two prisons in the country, according to activists of the movement.

The march, coordinated by the Mesoamerican Migrant Movement, led by activist Martha Sánchez, entered the country on November 15th. They have yet to find any of the disappeared.

As part of the activities held in the central square of Tapachula they exhibited photographs of their relatives.

The caravan, called 'Looking for Life on Death Roads', is made up of women and men from Honduras, El Salvador, Guatemala and Nicaragua.

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Related: Activists Believe 70,000 Migrants Have Disappeared in Mexico Over the Last Decade (El Universal)

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