The central american migrants do not live, they survive

Abstract

Central American migrants (Hondurans, Guatemalans, Salvadorans, Nicaraguans, Panamanians, Belizeans, Costa Ricans) who transit through Mexico to reach the United States of America to access a better quality of life; They are considered one of the most vulnerable social groups. From the moment Central American migrants leave their country and as they travel through our country, they suffer: human rights violations, hunger, food insecurity, health problems, poor access to health care services, adverse weather conditions, inequalities social problems, damage to their integrity, physical violence, sexual violence, crimes, abuses, insecurity, unemployment, extreme poverty, poor housing conditions, rejection, discrimination, injustices and laws against them. For all of the above, Central American migrants lack a good quality of life, surviving day by day the multiple challenges of the social phenomenon of migration.