Honduran migrant caravans resume as economic crisis deepens

Two migrant caravans, Sin Fronteras (~500) and Fe y Esperanza (~300), have departed Honduras in recent weeks, reviving a pattern last seen eight years ago. The exodus is driven by rising costs, unemployment, and crime, signaling deteriorating social conditions. The development may pressure regional migration policies and test US border enforcement.

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