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    US agrees to aid for southern Mexico and Central America, but not to deal on asylum seekers

    by Tracy Wilkinson and Patrick J. Mcdonnell, Los Angeles Times Dec 19, 2018 3 minutes

    WASHINGTON - The United States on Tuesday announced it was adding billions of dollars to an ambitious Mexican development project for that country's southern region and Central America as a way to deter migration.

    But neither Washington nor Mexico City announced any headway in the Trump administration's goal of keeping Central American asylum seekers in Mexico and out of the United States.

    In simultaneous announcements in the U.S. and Mexican capitals, the U.S. State Department and Mexican Foreign Secretary Marcelo

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