The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Peru has made plans to increase military presence at its borders to prevent illegal immigration from Venezuela, from which over 900,000 people have arrived, fleeing political and economic turmoil.

Agents of the Federal Ministerial Police (PFM) arrested 142 migrants who were traveling on a bus through the southeastern Mexican state of Tabasco, as reported by the Attorney General’s Office (FGR).

The refusal to accept reform can be read as hopeless for Nicaragua, a country currently in the authoritarian grasp of the Ortega government.

An increased police presence along checkpoints and roads on the border has made Mexico significantly more difficult to travel into and through.