528. From Cameroon to Tijuana: African mobility

An English speaking man fled his native Cameroon due to political violence that continues to threaten his family. He managed to fly to Brazil, following a complicated route through Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador, Colombia and Panama (through the notorious Darien Gap), and then through all of Central America and Mexico. He is now in Tijuana, where he feels at peace, but has difficulties in day to day life as a non Spanish speaking migrant.