Francisco Garduño
Francisco Garduño is the current director of the National Institute of Migration (INAMI) in Mexico. His tenure has been marked by significant controversies, particularly following a tragic incident in which over 40 migrants died in a fire at a migrant detention center in Ciudad Juárez. Despite calls for accountability and reform, Garduño has remained in his position, highlighting ongoing concerns regarding human rights and the treatment of migrants in Mexico.
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Mexico:
Francisco Garduño faced criticism for his public apology regarding the Ciudad Juárez incident.
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Mexico:
Francisco Garduño faced criticism from migrant defense organizations for his handling of a tragic incident.
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Honduras:
Francisco Garduño, the former commissioner of the INM, publicly apologized for the consequences of the tragedy.
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Mexico:
Francisco Garduño offered a public apology for the death of 40 people in a migration station fire.
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Mexico:
Francisco Garduño, exdirector del Instituto Nacional de Migración, offered a public apology for the tragedy in Ciudad Juárez.
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Mexico:
Francisco Garduño offered a public apology for the tragedy in the migrant center fire in Ciudad Juárez.
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Mexico:
Francisco Garduño, the former commissioner of the National Institute of Migration, promotes a book he co-authored while facing legal issues related to a tragic incident.
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Mexico:
Francisco Garduño was the head of the INM during a severe crisis that included the death of 40 migrants in a fire.
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Mexico:
Francisco Garduño is the former head of the National Migration Institute whose administration is described as disorganized.
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Mexico:
Francisco Garduño recently left the Instituto Nacional de Migración, leading to a change in atmosphere.
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