By , GUATEMALA CITY/MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico’s president on Friday said he suspected political interference behind a new migrant caravan in Central America, promising to keep his country out of the U.S. presidential race as the group splintered and some began turning back.Slideshow More than 2,000 migrants, many wearing face masks against the coronavirus, barged past Guatemalan troops at the Honduras-Guatemala border on Thursday. Some said they were seeking to escape poverty aggravated by the pandemic.President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, who has taken steps to curb illegal...…By , GUATEMALA CITY/MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico’s president on Friday said he suspected political interference behind a new migrant caravan in Central America, promising to keep his country out of the U.S. presidential race as the group splintered and some began turning back.Slideshow More than 2,000 migrants, many wearing face masks against the coronavirus, barged past Guatemalan troops at the Honduras-Guatemala border on Thursday. Some said they were seeking to escape poverty aggravated by the pandemic.President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, who has taken steps to curb illegal...WW…
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