A total of 14 Nicaraguan migrants have died so far this year trying to reach the United States, most of them drowned in the Rio Grande, according to a journalistic investigation. Migration has increased as an effect of the economic and political crisis.
More than a dozen Nicaraguans give up their lives looking for the American dream
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