Many migrants, misled by promises of permits and support, face limited resources, unsafe conditions, and difficulty continuing their journeys. View on euronews

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Mexican government officials are breaking up migrant caravans headed for the U.S. border and sending them elsewhere.

Migrants, mostly from Venezuela, Cuba, and Honduras, report being dropped in Acapulco with limited resources and permits restricting travel to Guerrero state. The city, plagued by organized crime and still recovering from Hurricane Otis, offers few opportunities for work or safety.

Passengers had embarked on the Amore Mio on New Year's Day for a trip along Mexico's coastline - but disaster struck during the journey and the tourists had to scramble free

Migrants trying to reach the U.S. have been left stranded in the resort city of Acapulco, which after Hurricane Otis is one of the most dangerous places in Mexico.

Acapulco sits along a moon-shaped bay on the southwest coast of Mexico, in the state of Guerrero. The most popular tourist spots lie along Avenida Costera Miguel Alemán (known simply as "the ...

The main Catholic church in Acapulco is located in the center of the city, in front of Plaza Alvarez Square. The cathedral's nontraditional exterior, with an onion-shaped blue dome and Byzantine ...

The crisis at Mexicana de Aviación, highlighted by the loss of routes and the reduction of its fleet, is a clear example of the challenges airlines face in a complex economic and operational environment.

The Government of Mexico reports that, in the first 100 days of the administration of President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, the average decreased by 16.3%.

About 47,000 migrants were caught illegally crossing into the United States from Mexico in December, about 200,000 less than in December 2023.