Haitians' presence in southeast Mexico felt in street selling, remittances

By Juan Manuel Blanco Tapachula, Mexico, Nov 22 (EFE).- Haitian migrants are having a considerable impact on the economy at Mexico’s southern border with Guatemala, where they sell goods in the informal sector and receive remittances from family members in the United States. Hundreds of Haitians have camped out in recent weeks at the central …

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