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"Necesito verlo pronto y estoy muy triste porque ha fallecido", dice madre de niño guatemalteco
Panorama Mundial
18:18 ET (23:18 GMT) 27 de diciembre de 2018
La primera muerte de una niña migrante guatemalteca bajo custodia de la Oficina de Aduanas y Protección de Fronteras de Estados Unidos fue un escándalo. La segunda, en menos de un mes, confirmó que era necesario un plan conjunto para atender a los migrantes y sus circunstancias. El comisionado Kevin K. McAleenan solicitó más fondos al Congreso para ayudar a las personas que intentan llegar a Estados Unidos. El niño guatemalteco Felipe Gómez falleció la noche del 24 de diciembre en un hospital de Nuevo México, cuando estaba bajo custodia de los servicios de migración. En su aldea en Guatemala, su familia espera con ansias recibir el cuerpo del pequeño que tenía ocho años.
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CNNE 600399 - madre-nino-guatemalteco-muerto-servicios-migracion-estados-unidos-congreso-fondos-atender-migrantes
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"Necesito verlo pronto y estoy muy triste porque ha fallecido", dice madre de niño guatemalteco
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