Inaugurated Multi-Service Centre for Refugee Care in Chiapas

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To provide comprehensive care with a human rights approach to asylum-seekers, refugees and complementary protection benefits in Mexico, a new Multi-Service Center (CMS-T) was opened this Sunday in Tapachula, Chiapas.The Assistant Secretary for Human Rights, Population and Migration, Arturo Medina, explained that this space reflects the commitment of the Mexican State to those seeking international protection in the country.At the event, the gove…

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New Multiservice Center in Tapachula was opened to assist refugees and migrants, which served as the headquarters of the Comar in Chiapas.

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+ The governor requested the support of the Federation to expedite customs procedures for the entry of musical instruments from Switzerland, intended for vulnerable children TAPACHULA, Chiapas, September 28, 2025.- Governor Eduardo Ramírez Aguilar attended the inauguration of the Multiservice Center of the Mexican Commission for Aid to Refugees (Comar) in Tapachula, where he stressed that this act reaffirms the humanism of the governments of Mex…

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This Sunday was inaugurated in Tapachula, Chiapas, the new Multiservice Center, intended for the care of asylum seekers, refuge and complementary protection benefits in Mexico. Undersecretary of Human Rights, Arturo Medina, said the space reflects the commitment of the State to those seeking international protection.

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This Sunday was inaugurated in Tapachula, Chiapas, a Multiservices Center (CMS-T) to provide comprehensive care to asylum-seekers, refugees and complementary protection benefits in Mexico.Arturo Medina, Undersecretary of Human Rights, Population and Migration, highlighted that the new center reflects the Mexican State's commitment to people seeking international protection.

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To provide comprehensive care with a human rights approach to asylum-seekers, refugees and complementary protection benefits in Mexico, a new Multi-Service Center (CMS-T) was opened this Sunday in Tapachula, Chiapas.The Assistant Secretary for Human Rights, Population and Migration, Arturo Medina, explained that this space reflects the commitment of the Mexican State to those seeking international protection in the country.At the event, the gove…