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Unmovable and Unpunished, the Anti-Migrant Concrete Poles Have Remained in Apizaco for 13 Years.
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Since 2012, dozens of cement poles have remained intact and threatening flanking the railway tracks in Apizaco. They are one of the first anti-migrant actions in Tlaxcalteca lands. Converted into small walls have blocked the passage of migrants in search of reaching the so-called “American dream.” It has maimed some extremity and, in the worst case, took their lives. 13 years after its construction by the Ferrosur company, they are there, indest…
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