*RE-UPLOAD* Mexico:'La Bestia' | ARTE.tv Documentary

Every year 400,000 people from Central America traverse Mexico, a journey of some 2500 kilometres, to try to pass into the USA illegally. The quickest way to get there is by hitching a ride on the roof of what the migrants have nicknamed ‘La Bestia’ (the beast), a freight train running through desert and jungle, right up to the US border.

Mexico:"La Bestia" | ARTE.tv Documentary
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[MrDobie]

Props for honestly saying Re-Upload. +1

[blkdrtyolman]

I truly respect your journey, I’ve never expected this was the route to a better life…

[ThisuraRaksitha]

Those Mexican women are nothing but angels !

[toaster]

Vos documentaires sont vraiment de la qualité, vous ne décevez jamais. Vous trouvez toujours des sujets intéressants et vous amplifiez les voix de ceux qui en ont besoin. Gros merci à l'équipe d'ARTE de la part d'un Canadien

[MegDylan-icfh]

God bless those mexican women feeding those migrants

[princesskrey]

Now that everything is closed up, these border crossing documentaries are everywhere..

[CheinLay-ryjs]

The Mexican women are
kind hearted human beings. I love i respect.

[efectoyoga]

talking about courage and determination

[fractalmadness]

Came here from Bald. So the border crossing itself can’t be documented as it might be flagged?

[PinkeySuavo]

I just chatted with a stranger from game which was from Venesuela and he told his friend died by falling off the train =( It's sad

[NyakwaraNarddy]

It takes courage and determination zil all this happen for the children's future to be bright than the parent. l George akoko from Kenya can do the same act just for my kids to have better future

[edise]

In the first minute of the docudrama it says, he is an "Illegal immigrant from Honduras". What more can I say?

[minombre]

Continuez avec vos reportages en français. Je suis Américain et je les regarde pour l’info présentée ainsi que pour la qualité du français. Ne perdez pas votre temps et argent à les faire en anglais SVP

[igcasto]

Great follow up on those people’s journeys, amazing job! Thank you for sharing🙏🏼. A big issue of our times illegal immigration. In the Americas, the USA policies are 1/2 responsible, and south of the border governments as well.
I would like to watch how the same is done in EU.

[dondercole]

the book American Dirt brought me here...

[rahelzone]

14:46 Gerne dürften diese Heldinnen der Nächstenliebe, also diese freundlichen Frauen für uns auch "Matronas Santas" geheißen haben! Schlimm?

[bjolly]

This short documentary has changed my perspective about illegal immigrants. It is so tragic that there is so much suffering in the modern world. 😢

[mariacabanne]

With the money they spend in coyotes. they should teach them to drive trucks and some English.. thousands of truckers are needed all over north america

[Pitchithard]

Sorry for these people but it’s not Americas responsibility to help the world on the workers tax’s. Stay home!

[friend]

To enter in america is very hard legally but easy by illegaly thats why more come by this way