Una nueva caravana de migrantes parte desde Honduras a EEUU

A new caravan of Central American migrants has left Honduras aiming to reach the US border, following a route taken by thousands last year. Around 600 migrants gathered in San Pedro Sula, citing lack of work as their reason for leaving. The group split, with some taking buses to the Guatemala border and others walking. The caravan is expected to grow and may face tensions as it travels through Guatemala and Mexico. It's unclear if they plan to reach Tijuana, where previous caravans remain stranded.

What is the primary goal of the new caravan of Central American migrants?

• To reach the U.S. border

• To settle in Guatemala

• To find jobs in Honduras

• To visit family in Mexico

Why did the migrants decide to leave San Pedro Sula?

• They were fleeing a natural disaster

• They were invited by the government

• They were attending a festival

• They were seeking better job opportunities

How did the migrants plan to reach the Guatemalan border?

• By train

• By small buses and on foot

• By airplane

• By bicycles

What is a potential outcome as the caravan moves through Guatemala and Mexico?

• It will generate both tensions and sympathies

• It will split into smaller groups

• It will be stopped at the border

• It will be welcomed with open arms

What is uncertain about the caravan's journey?

• Whether they will stop in Mexico City

• Whether they will return to Honduras

• Whether they will reach Tijuana

• Whether they will travel by sea