An unstoppable exodus marks the first year of Miguel Díaz-Canel in Cuba

The first anniversary of Miguel Díaz-Canel of power coincides with a substantial increase in the emigration of Cubans over the past three months, particularly in the uneven uneven crossing across Central America in search of the road that leads them to the border between Mexico and the United States.

Since October 1, the year of the beginning of the current fiscal year, until April 1, A total of 8,371 Cubans have been handed over to immigration authorities on the southern border of the United States, according to figures from the Customs and Border Protection Bureau (CBP).

In the first months of 2019, they reached the Cuban border 4635 (1282 in January, 1271 in February and 2,082 cases in March), El Paso and Laredo being the most frequented places to ask for asylum.

The fact is that the Panamanian government has restricted irregular entry through the Colombian border.

To continue the journey, those who seek to achieve the dream must then enter a jungle known to swallow humans.

Entire families, less than a few months old, in short, in caravans, go into the jungle with small cottages, with few goods, but with a soul bathed in good humor.

They camp in the open air and in the background, the sounds of inhospitable Darién that the human does not have the habit of listening to.

The migrants themselves estimate that more than 7,000 Cubans pbaded through Tapachula, the Mexican state of Chiapas, during the first three months of the year.

Enis Hernández, a Cuban who played in Cuba in the opposition Antitotarist Front, led by Guillermo Fariñas, went on a hunger strike for more than seven days on the outer plaza of the 21st century Migration Station. at the request of the authorities to transit through the territory of Mexico.

The evils that arose as a result of a fast forced him to give up. The authorities, as he told Radio Television Martí, "did not appear around."

It should be noted that during Holy Week, the authorities of the National Institute of Migration (MNI) and the Federal Police frustrated the Cuban viacrucis organized in Tapachula with the intention of going to the north of Mexico .

The more than 300 islanders took the bus aboard 5 hired buses. However, when they arrived at the Integral Protection Center for Huixtla Border Transit, the agents closed the lane.

According to Mexican media, an element of the INM, identified as Octavio Vázquez, has proposed to legalize his stay, for which he should be transferred to the Siglo XXI migration station, but foreigners do not have him accepted.

According to Diario del Sur, Luis García Villagrán, director of the Center for Human Dignity, said that although the federal government encourages migration, NMI and federal police agents are trying to stop them.

He added that Cuban migrants who had shelters and unique procedure numbers (NUT) had been expelled, he added. "Never in the history of Mexico has there been so much suppression of migration, obeying Donald Trump."

In the informative migration channel of the last days, several rescue operations of the Cuban American coastguard who continue to try to arrive by sea are also reported.

They play in the jungle, at sea, and then at the border, where they have to face the rigor of immigration judges who demand more and more evidence to dictate political asylum.

Despite this, few people say they prefer to return to an inefficiently governed country, although for the first time, by a civilian.

With information from Martí News