Honduran Migrant Stabbed to Death in Chiapas; Caravan Denounces Lack of Security

A Honduran migrant traveling with the "Sueños sin Fronteras" caravan died from stab wounds sustained during a fight in Escuintla, Chiapas. The victim, identified as Reinery Armando H.L., was attacked with a sharp weapon, with one wound near his neck proving fatal. He was taken to a hospital but died shortly after.

Local police intervened and detained seven migrants at the scene. These individuals were transferred to a local jail, and the State Attorney General's Office has been notified to commence a ministerial investigation into the incident.

Members of the "Sueños sin Fronteras" caravan have voiced strong concerns about the lack of security they experienced. They reported insufficient protection from security forces at their resting places and along their route through the coastal region of Chiapas. The group urged for greater attention from security agencies.

The caravan departed from Tapachula on August 20, aiming to reach other cities in Mexico in search of better work opportunities and to continue their immigration processes. This is the fourth such caravan to attempt to leave the border region this year, with previous groups being disrupted by migration authorities.