Mexican authorities deported over 8,600 people in the first quarter of the year, most of them from Venezuela and neighboring Central American countries, a government report shows.
Concretely, out of the 8,612 people removed from the country, 7,794 were from Central America, the vast majority of them hailing from Guatemala (4,907) and Honduras (2,791). The figure was completed by El Salvador (88), Nicaragua (7) and just one person from Panama.
