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GUADALAJARA, Jal. (Appropriate) .- The Benito Juarez auditorium, which has been providing shelter for three days, closed its doors today after hosting 6 thousand eleven migrants, who offered meals, services health and immigration advice.
Early Tuesday, aboard 62 trucks leased by the state government, a group of Central Americans left the shelter to travel to Nayarit. The last contingent left after 14 hours in the same state.
According to the register established by the authorities, most of the migrants were from Honduras, but there were also citizens of Nicaragua, Guatemala, El Salvador, Bolivia, Belize, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Mexico, Panama, Peru and India. Venezuela
The Jalisco State Civil Protection and Fire Department said that of the 6,000 11 migrants, 3,955 were men, 154,000 were women, 495 were children and 407 were girls.
According to the command center, 791 medical services were provided, while Coesida Jalisco provided 7,000 condoms and 1,500 reproductive health medicines.
729 officials from state, municipal and Zapopan administrations as well as 500 volunteers from the Federation of University Students, FM4 Paso Libre and civil society participated in the attention of migrants.
In the morning, Pueblo Sin Fronteras denounced the refusal of the Secretary General of the Government, Roberto López, to transfer the Central Americans to Ixtlán del Río, Nayarit, in the trucks rented for this purpose, and to leave them to 90 kilometers. far away, in the house El Arenal.
For this reason, the Jalisco Government was held responsible "for any aggression, accident or accident that may occur in the section between the Caseta de El Arenal on the Guadalajara-Tepic road and the point near Ixtlán where the transports are waiting for us to take us to the state of Sinaloa. "
The governor Aristóteles Sandoval replied on his Twitter account that "the versions indicating that a transfer to Nayarit would have been committed are inaccurate.The government of Jalisco can not engage in this way without consulting beforehand." 39, neighboring state of Nayarit and the immigration authorities. "
He added: "During their trip, members of #CaravanaMigrante who were in Jalisco will continue to receive support and protection.I have arranged border coaching with Nayarit with medical and security units."
Hundreds of mats, blankets, clothes and shoes, as well as food, toilet paper and water were safe.
When the reporter asked the cleaning staff what he would do with blankets and clothes, he replied that he had been ordered to throw them away.
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