"Honduras is the first country with a refuge. Before, we stayed on the street," says a Venezuelan migrant

Honduras opened a shelter for migrants of various nationalities who arrive in that country on their way to the United States.

In a context in which the flow of migrants has increased by almost a thousand percent this January compared to the same month last year, the country offers shelter to some 150 people per day.

Migrants also receive health care from non-governmental organizations.

Elvin Sandoval, from the border between Honduras and Nicaragua, tells us more about this human drama.