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El trayecto de la Caravana Migrante: Caminando pa'l norte — Transcript · YTtoTranscript

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El trayecto de la Caravana Migrante: Caminando pa'l norte

VICE en Español · 1,322 words · 7 min read · EN

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[Music] [Applause] [Applause] and well [Applause] [Music] well

and it asks for the movement of people the news having breakfast around 11 in the morning watching TV I only saw that and I finished my mom's food I'm going to the United States because she told me seriously I don't believe you

[Music] [Music] thank you I'm

16 years old I loved you let's go there and six sisters and I don't know I feel the desire to be able to be like the hero of taking them forward from the card we go to the park to distribute they have told me that when you enter immigration they have you detained I don't know

for how long and then they make you study then when you are gradual in work they deduct the money they have spent on you rumors of the people that you hear in my country [Music] and where are you going to sleep they have called

and well [Music] yes

[Music] and we decided to leave early because in the morning it's not so hot so we walked we feel good walking in the morning we advanced quite a lot [Music] to Sometimes we walk up to 10 hours a day because sometimes we don't get hot and sometimes we do [Music]

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Besides nothing in the city during Holy Week

to see

sometimes how and sometimes not because sometimes we arrive at towns where there is plenty of food and towns where we lack it, please listen, so when there is plenty of food I try to fill up quite a bit

or I think tomorrow we walk to another place but we will leave at three in the morning I think he came here to Mexico from Honduras when I was four years old he told me that I could stay with him and there was no problem but the truth is I'm not sure we would be like this, it was the USA

h [Music] [Applause] In this assessment as in your hands all these lives are countless up to here they have not lacked food up to here I am not lacking Father because he put provisions in the slabs because they are thanks to the Holy Director, hallelujah as for the sales, sir [Applause] [Music]

[Music]

Now, but America,

but not like that, you can't, they can hit you, look, all men [Music] All men, man, why ca n't they collaborate with the same story [Music] It's coming again [Music] Wow, wow, dies in exchange for the majority [Music] And a lot of the burden of trust [Music]

[Music] I, that [Applause]

[Music] There

are 200 and 225 people approximately

[Music]

Rational, your name in several Cartagena Martinez, is there some health problem, flu, cough, they are only usually asked for and why can't I

grab applause, but thank you,

now that the town is coming, I feel happier because I know I'm going to get to my uncle's [Music]

Hahaha, that's it,

if I stay here I'll give it again in a few years to my mom and if I keep going up to the US it's not worth being living in about 10 years [Music]

But we were on the way, thank you, you do

n't have a chance to take some If the easy ones that separate from year [Music] we are supporting the families so that they reach their destination getting the trailers getting the godmothers got the platforms so that they can get to where they are going to overflow until tomorrow I suppose our priority are the children the

girls the teenagers the complete families [Music] also first time I get on a trailer [Music]

and then comes Saturday [Music] well if we are well everything is well if something hard but here we are they walked quite a lot we walked up to two a day look at my shoes [Music] day [Music] today I have decided to end this journey I started from Honduras the truth for someone who is not

used to it is very hard to walk all and that 89 hours without stopping my uncle told me that he worked making songs I will do the same he just has to teach me [Music] my uncle says that he was there by the border and it is really tough he says [Music] yes we will see my uncle I want to talk

to you because you are not going to make me finish the Okay, jump [Music] Well [Music] One more Chinese person looks like they're halfway there, also found more than halfway there with Libyans, well, they're going towards the border, well, they're going to send them back and this trip is useless without success, no

[Music] [Applause] If you're not sure, come and they'll grab you, they'll take you to jail. If you want a judge, the president of our country signed an executive order where he said people who jump the fence don't have the right to ask for asylum. This decision to surrender to ask for asylum is made

knowing that they can be detained for a long time, and for those of us who come with children, they give two options: first, stay inside the jail with your children, or second, that the children go to a government shelter. And the papa simao is for adults. If you're a person with an accompanying person,

then they send you to see if, well, a grandmother with her grandson, they're going to be taken away at this moment, waiting to cross to ask for asylum. It's a very long process, it only allows 50, 60, 80 people to enter daily. Tell me, but to ask for asylum here In Mexico and the US

[Music]

Serrano for you oh Honduras has grace

thanks also from Benito Juárez [Music] [Applause] [Music] [ Applause] [Music] Yes

because he said I'm just a budget it's an invasion this is what it is and more than caravans are coming they're just terrorists

this has me feeling bad because if something happens to my girl I don't know what I'm going to do [Music] cause [Music] this a lot from my cousin who is going to do everything possible to see your reason for leaving because there is also a video of what happened and she told me not to

worry that she was going to see how she could get the newest file out and because they encourage them to see that you put on your short balls that they get involved they got involved with this I want a marital good [Music] we are going to do the mother we are going to bleed them dry

to see us but they take it out way in a marijuana of the whole country [Music]

to me from today on the 8th I send a thousand weights of objects and I'm going to see how I do it and even if I'm left without a penny but I'm going to see how [Music] having arrived here I felt like doing the caravan but then there's a job and so I'm working there

I want to get to New York City for the Spiderman movie and they filmed it so because of that charity we were n't sure if we were going to get to the US so we already knew we were going to suffer that's what we wanted and we're going to achieve it [Music] Pajín on the way

[Music]

they killed my husband I was left with my children to listen to him [Music] we decided to leave because of that because of so much violence so much evil [Music] so to get to the north to see if I can value something to cross to the other side to make a letter mission

[Music]

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