The Mexican Government sent hundreds of elements of the Army and the National Guard to its main crossing at the southern border, between the State of Chiapas and Guatemala, amid growing migratory flow.
The deployment occurs one week after the historic closure of that border, which Mexico carried out with the argument of curbing COVID-19 infections, but also coincides with the eve of the arrival of the first 1.5 million of a total of 2.7 million vaccines of AstraZeneca that the United States will deliver to the country after a negotiation made between the . . .
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