35 illegal Guatemalan immigrants arrested in Mexico
Mexican police arrested 35 illegal Guatemalan immigrants in the eastern state of Veracruz after a coach crash and authorities are considering a possible deportation of them, local media reported on Wednesday.

Eight of the 35 people were injured when a coach in which they were traveling turned over, said Veracruz state police, adding that the wounded are being treated in a hospital in the town of Lerdo de Tejada.

Those who were unhurt in the accident tried to flee the scene but were arrested by local police.

They had been handed over to immigration authorities, who would decide whether to deport them, police in the port city of Veracruz told local media.

Mexico is almost an unavoidable step for tens of thousands of central and south Americans who leave their countries in search of the "American dream."
Venezuela remains the second-largest importer of U.S. goods in Latin America, and the United States imports the bulk of Venezuela"s petroleum.