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The number of migrants crossing the dangerous Darién jungle between Colombia and Panama has shot upward. With smugglers becoming increasingly professionalized and numbers continuing to rise, neighboring Costa Rica has declared a state of emergency.

Oct 06, 2023 - After a helicopter tour of the Darién Gap evaluating the situation of the irregular migratory flow through the region, the presidents of Panama, Lauren

QCOSTARICA -- “We are not guerrillas, nor do we come to assault anyone. We are people who just crossed the jungle and now retain us here. We are grateful to the spoonful of food they are giving us, but the children are still hungry and many of those who are attending us see us with…

“The number of people arriving exceeds the institutional capacity (…).  “We are overwhelmed.

Paso Canoas narrates a somber story where migrants find themselves ensnared in a cycle of despair and hopelessness.

Oct 06, 2023 - After a helicopter tour of the Darién Gap evaluating the situation of the irregular migratory flow through the region, the presidents of Panama, Lauren

A surge of over 400,000 migrants have entered Costa Rica in 2023 after crossing the Darien jungle from Panama, overwhelming border resources.

Costa Rica President Chaves and Panama President Cortizo will meet to coordinate responses to ongoing migrant crisis at the Darien border.

(TNS) Citing a crushing wave of migrants from Venezuela, Haiti, Cuba and around the world moving through Costa Rica headed for the United States, the Central American country has declared

Citing a crushing wave of migrants from Venezuela, Haiti, Cuba and around the world moving through Costa Rica headed for the United States, the Central American country has declared a “state of emergency” and stepped up deportations.