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Dec 23, 2023 - The tourism sector in Panama had been moving towards a full recovery until September of this year. A report from the Panama Tourism Authority, details that b

Dec 23, 2023 - The tourism sector in Panama had been moving towards a full recovery until September of this year. A report from the Panama Tourism Authority, details that b

Dec 23, 2023 - The tourism sector in Panama had been moving towards a full recovery until September of this year. A report from the Panama Tourism Authority, details that b

MEXICO CITY (AP) — Once nearly impenetrable for migrants heading north from Latin America, the jungle between Colombia and Panama this year became a speedy but still treacherous highway for hundreds of thousands of people from around the world. Driven by economic crises, government repression and violence, migrants from China to Haiti decided to risk […]

Costa Rica arrested an international migrant smuggling ring, seizing suspects accused of human trafficking and irregular migration

2023 has emerged as Costa Rica's most violent year, casting a grim shadow over the picturesque province of Guanacaste.

David, Panama, Nov. 27 (EFE) – Freight drivers, many from Central America, denounce that they are facing “inhumane and unhygienic” conditions in the roadblocks that have been in place in Panama for more than a month to protest against a mining contract signed by Congress. One such driver is Panamanian Ernesto Rey, who was stranded …

The US border is still at a breaking point with 309,000 people attempting to enter the the country in October according to Customs and Border Protection's official figures.

QCOSTARICA -- The use of buses to transport migrants through Costa Rica and Panama and to the northern border with Nicaragua worries United States authorities, as Joe Biden's government officials confirmed to "The New York Times". The report titled: “A New Answer for Migrants in Central America: Bus Them North" talks about officials from Joe…

Costa Rica and Panama are busing people through their countries to ease the concentration of people along their borders, which Biden officials fear will encourage more people to travel to the U.S. border.