More than half of migrant women point to violence as the main reason for leaving Mexico

By Manuel Ayala and Juan Manuel Blanco Tijuana/Tapachua, México, Mar 10 (EFE).- According to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), more than half of migrant women in Mexico denounce aggression and direct threats as the main reason for leaving their country. The phenomenon is evident both on the northern border, in Tijuana, and …

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