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Imágenes de drama migratorio, la lucha de los refugiados

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03 de septiembre de 2015 - 08:15 a. m.

A father of a migrants family is arrested by the local police near the village of Roszke on the Hungarian-Serbian border on August 28, 2015 . As Europe struggles with its worst migrant crisis since World War II, and Hungarian police has so far this year intercepted some 141,500 migrants crossing into Hungary, mostly from neighboring Serbia. AFP PHOTO / ATTILA KISBENEDEK

AFP - ATTILA KISBENEDEK

GRAPHIC CONTENT A Turkish police officer stands next to a migrant child's dead body off the shores in Bodrum, southern Turkey, on September 2, 2015 after a boat carrying refugees sank while reaching the Greek island of Kos. Thousands of refugees and migrants arrived in Athens on September 2, as Greek ministers held talks on the crisis, with Europe struggling to cope with the huge influx fleeing war and repression in the Middle East and Africa. AFP PHOTO / DOGAN NEWS AGENCY = TURKEY OUT =

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A child presses his faces against the window on a police bus at a collection point of the Hungarian police near Roszke village of the Hungarian-Serbian border on August 27, 2015. As Europe struggles with its worst migrant crisis since World War II, Hungary has become, like Italy and Greece, a "front line" state. So far this year, police say around 141,500 migrants have been intercepted crossing into Hungary, mostly from neighboring Serbia. AFP PHOTO / ATTILA KISBENEDEK

AFP - ATTILA KISBENEDEK

A child of a migrant family creeps under the barbed fence near the village of Roszke on the Hungarian-Serbian border on August 28, 2015 . As Europe struggles with its worst migrant crisis since World War II, and Hungarian police has so far this year intercepted some 141,500 migrants crossing into Hungary, mostly from neighboring Serbia. AFP PHOTO / ATTILA KISBENEDEK

AFP - ATTILA KISBENEDEK

A father of a migrants family is arrested by the local police near the village of Roszke on the Hungarian-Serbian border on August 28, 2015 . As Europe struggles with its worst migrant crisis since World War II, and Hungarian police has so far this year intercepted some 141,500 migrants crossing into Hungary, mostly from neighboring Serbia. AFP PHOTO / ATTILA KISBENEDEK

AFP - ATTILA KISBENEDEK

A migrant holds up a toddler with legs in plaster during a demonstration against the Hungarian migration policy in front of the Eastern (Keleti) railway station in Budapest on August 30, 2015. Calls multiplied for Europe to finally get to grips with its ever-deadlier migrant crisis after Austria's horrific truck tragedy, as people continued to pour into Hungary from Serbia despite a newly completed razor-wire barrier. AFP PHOTO / GERGELY BESENYEI

AFP - GERGELY BESENYEI

Migrant looks out of a window on a train from Budapest to Munich at the Austrian - Hungarian border in Hegyeshalom on August 31, 2015. Austrian security forces stopped two trains with several hundreds migrants on board near the border with Hungary on Monday, a police spokesman said, just hours after authorities in Budapest let them leave despite many not having the right visas to travel in the EU. AFP PHOTO/ VLADIMIR SIMICEK

AFP - Vladimir Simicek

Riot police stand on the train track as they monitor migrants and refugees at the Keleti (eastern) railway station in Budapest on September 1, 2015. Keleti, the biggest Hungarian railway station was closed today as police evacuated people trying to get on trains bound for Germany. AFP PHOTO / ATTILA KISBENEDEK

AFP - ATTILA KISBENEDEK

Migrant boy holds a sign reading 'SOS help me' as he sits with other migrants in front of the Keleti (East) railway station in Budapest on September 2, 2015. Hungarian authorities face mounting anger from thousands of migrants who are unable to board trains to western European countries after the main Budapest station was closed. AFP PHOTO / ATTILA KISBENEDEK

AFP - ATTILA KISBENEDEK

Migrants of several countries enter a local train with a direction to the Hungarian-Austrian border at Keleti (East) railway station in Budapest on September 3, 2015. A train carrying between 200 and 300 migrants left Budapest's main international train station and headed toward the Austrian border, after authorities re-opened the station to migrants. AFP PHOTO / ATTILA KISBENEDEK

AFP - PETER KOHALMI

Migrants board into a local train heading to the Hungarian-Austrian border at the main train station in Budapest on September 3, 2015, after authorities re-opened the station to refugees. On the day before Hungarian authorities stopped migrants taking trains to Austria and Germany. AFP PHOTO / PETER KOHALMI

AFP - PETER KOHALMI

Migrants sit on a track at the Keleti (East) railway station in Budapest, before boarding a local train heading to the Hungarian-Austrian border at the on September 3, 2015, after authorities re-opened the station to refugees. On the day before Hungarian authorities stopped migrants taking trains to Austria and Germany. AFP PHOTO / PETER KOHALMI

AFP - PETER KOHALMI

A Syrian couple waits with other migrants for the train near a train station at the F.Y.R. of Macedonia's village of Gevgelija on August 29, 2015. The EU is grappling with an unprecedented influx of people fleeing war, repression and poverty in what the bloc has described as its worst refugee crisis in 50 years. AFP PHOTO / ARIS MESSINIS

AFP - ARIS MESSINIS

GRAPHIC CONTENT A Turkish police officer carries a migrant child's dead body off the shores in Bodrum, southern Turkey, on September 2, 2015 after a boat carrying refugees sank while reaching the Greek island of Kos. Thousands of refugees and migrants arrived in Athens on September 2, as Greek ministers held talks on the crisis, with Europe struggling to cope with the huge influx fleeing war and repression in the Middle East and Africa. AFP PHOTO / DOGAN NEWS AGENCY = TURKEY OUT =

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Migrants walk on their way to cross the Greek-Macedonian border near the town of Idomeni, northern Greece, on 3 September, 2015. More than 350,000 migrants have risked their lives crossing the Mediterranean this year, and some 2,600 have died while making the perilous journey to Europe, the International Organization for Migration said on September 1. AFP PHOTO /Sakis Mitrolidis.

AFP - SAKIS MITROLIDIS

Migrants cross the Greek-Macedonian border near the town of Idomeni, northern Greece, on 3 September, 2015. More than 350,000 migrants have risked their lives crossing the Mediterranean this year, and some 2,600 have died while making the perilous journey to Europe, the International Organization for Migration said on September 1. AFP PHOTO /Sakis Mitrolidis.

AFP - SAKIS MITROLIDIS

TOPSHOTS Migrants cross the Greek-Macedonian border near the town of Idomeni, northern Greece, on 3 September, 2015. More than 350,000 migrants have risked their lives crossing the Mediterranean this year, and some 2,600 have died while making the perilous journey to Europe, the International Organization for Migration said on September 1. AFP PHOTO /Sakis Mitrolidis.

AFP - SAKIS MITROLIDIS

A migrant child sleeps on the train from Budapest to Vienna at the Austrian - Hungarian border in Hegyeshalom on August 31, 2015. Austrian security forces stopped two trains with several hundreds migrants on board near the border with Hungary on Monday, a police spokesman said, just hours after authorities in Budapest let them leave despite many not having the right visas to travel in the EU. AFP PHOTO/ VLADIMIR SIMICEK

AFP - Vladimir Simicek

MTI126 BUDAPEST (HUNGRÍA) 02/09/2015.- Inmigrantes protestan ante el cierre de la estación de Keleti en Budapest (Hungría) hoy, 2 de septiembre de 2015. Alrededor de un centenar de policías antidisturbios bloquean la entrada a la estación sin que se hayan producido incidentes violentos de ningún tipo. Los alrededores de la terminal se han convertido en un improvisado campo de refugiados, sin apenas apoyo de las autoridades, y en el que familias enteras duermen sobre el suelo, con meros cartones y mantas, mientras que los más afortunados cuentan con tiendas. EFE/Zoltan Balogh PROHIBIDO SU USO EN HUGNRÍA

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