Money that should be spent on development is increasingly used to curb migration. But it’s time to end the myth that aid stops people moving – because its consequences can be deadly. THE CORRESPONDENT
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In the border city of Tijuana, in a dirt parking lot adjoining a migrant shelter, the bus is offering a rare chance at school to Central American and Mexican children. THOMSON REUTERS FOUNDATION
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