San Salvador, Nov 5 (Prensa Latina) The threats that the Salvadorans crossing Mexico to emigrate to the United States will be kidnapped by human organ trafficking and people smuggling gangs, scare them on Monday. Just when the border with Guatemala was crossed, many of them decided to retrace their paths for fear of 'coyotes' (smugglers) that apparently march infiltrated waiting to get deeper into Mexico.
The platform of messages that some few days ago served to convene this reckless idea now shares messages of alarm and concern for what the government of El Salvador warned of a danger from the beginning.
The knowledge of the military deployment ordered by President Donald Trump in the U.S. southern border also dissuaded many Salvadorians, who glimpse an unpleasant ending for the caravan members.
About 1,000 Salvadorans still persist to reach U.S. territory, and advance in an increasingly chaotic caravan, and isolated because they have no balance in their telephones.
