“It’s a war that no longer distinguishes. Any Mexican can be assassinated, can be a victim of crime or repression,” said Sicilia.\r\n<\/p>
Annually, more than a billion dollars from the US fuels this effort while problems multiply.<\/p>
The caravan will stop in at least 20 cities along the way. The only photos available so far are from the initial journey, which included the border town El Paso. The photo here was taken by David Acosta of borderzine.com on June 14th.<\/p>\r\n
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