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Episode 17: Currency, Textiles, Immigration and Honduras
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Episode 17: Currency, Textiles, Immigration and Honduras

Llewellyn Jones
Mar 21, 2024
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Military Coup and Textile Labor Tumult Preceded Honduran Migrant Influx

Llewellyn Jones
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November 27, 2018
Military Coup and Textile Labor Tumult Preceded Honduran Migrant Influx

Over the last ten years Mexican immigration to the United States has been declining as fewer citizens attempt to cross the border. But since 2010, there has been a different influx from Central America’s Northern Triangle—Honduras, El Salvador, and Guatemala.

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