Central American migrant caravans
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Central American migrant caravans

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Date	Place	State	Total Distance	Population	source

12 October	San Pedro Sula	Honduras	0 km (0 mi)	160

13 October	Santa Rosa de Copán	Honduras	171 km (106 mi)	1,000

14 October	Ocotepeque	Honduras	265 km (165 mi)	1,700

15 October	Aguas Calientes	Honduras/Guatemala border	287 km (178 mi)	1,600

16 October	Chiquimula	Guatemala	353 km (219 mi)	2,000

18 October	Ciudad de Guatemala	Guatemala	408 km (254 mi)	3,000

19 October	Ciudad Tecun Uman	Guatemala	653 km (406 mi)	3,000

21 October	Tapachula	Chiapas, Mexico	687 km (427 mi)	7,000

24 October	Huixtla	Chiapas, Mexico	728 km (452 mi)	4,500–7,200

25 October	Mapastepec	Chiapas, Mexico	791 km (492 mi)	4,000–5,000

26 October	Tonala	Chiapas, Mexico	914 km (568 mi)	3,600–5,500

27 October	Arriaga	Chiapas, Mexico	938 km (583 mi)	3,500

28 October	Tapanatepec	Oaxaca, Mexico	980 km (610 mi)	4,000

30 October	Santiago Niltepec	Oaxaca, Mexico	1,080 km (670 mi)	4,000

31 October	Juchitán de Zaragoza	Oaxaca, Mexico	1,165 km (724 mi)	4,000–6,000

2 November	Matías Romero	Oaxaca, Mexico	1,219 km (757 mi)	4,000

3 November	Isla, Veracruz	Veracruz, Mexico	1,400 km (870 mi)	4,000

5 November	Mexico City	Greater Mexico City, Mexico	1,885 km (1,171 mi)	4,500–6,000

10 November	Santiago de Querétaro	Querétaro, Mexico	2,112 km (1,312 mi)	6,531

11 November	Irapuato	Guanajuato, Mexico	2,225 km (1,383 mi)	?

13 November	Guadalajara	Jalisco, Mexico	2,463 km (1,530 mi)	2,000

15 November	Tijuana	Baja California, Mexico	4,980 km (3,090 mi)	1,500

Sentence(s)

On 30 October, The Central American migrant Caravan entered Santiago Niltepec, Mexico with 4,000 migrants.

final_sentence: On 30 October, The Central American migrant Caravan entered Santiago Niltepec, Mexico with 4,000 migrants.