Mexico will launch a job creation program for El Salvador on Thursday as part of its Central America development plan geared at slowing illegal migration, Mexican Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard said on Wednesday.
Speaking in New York after a meeting at the United Nations, Ebrard also said that Mexico will announce figures on Thursday for investments planned in El Salvador, Honduras, and Guatemala. He added that Spain and Germany are among the countries that have backed the Central America development plan.
The Comprehensive Development Plan for the South of Mexico and Central America has the objective of serving the migrant . . .
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