Mexican officials have said they expect a spike in mass migration this year driven by natural disasters, failed economies, and the negative impact of the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus pandemic. Nashieli Ramirez Hernandez, the head of Mexico’s human rights commission, said during a press briefing last week that the institution came to the conclusion after closely monitoring conditions in Central and South America, Breitbart first reported. She said they expect a spike in migration in smaller groups, rather than in large caravans, linked to the negative economic impact of the ongoing pandemic. Hernandez also cited reports of an upsurge in human trafficking operations. Burkina Faso Hospitals Struggle With New Wave After managing to avoid a catastrophic initial COVID-19 wave for various reasons, possibly including under-counted figures, the conflict-riddled nation of Burkina Faso, like much of the rest of Africa, is trying to cope with a much deadlier resurgence of the …