Blocked From Reaching the U.S., Migrants Begin the Reverse Journey South
As President Trump’s migration policy begins to bite, growing numbers of people are heading back through Panama and Colombia.
Panama Says It Will Release Migrants From Detention Camp
More than 100 people deported by the United States have been held in a remote camp for weeks. Their release could pose a ...
Indigenous migrants in northern Colombia battle worsening droughts and floods
In La Guajira, Colombia, the Wayuu people face worsening climate impacts, with droughts and intense rains causing food ...
Panama and Costa Rica turning into a ‘black hole’ for migrants and deportees from US, observers warn
Officials in Costa Rica and Panama are confiscating migrants’ passports and cellphones, denying them access to legal services ...
Locked in a Jungle Camp, Migrants Deported to Panama Face Uncertain Future
More than 100 asylum seekers from around the world sent to Panama from the United States have no sense how long they will be ...
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Migrant traffic in the deadly Darién Gap falls to pandemic levels
Axios Visuals The number of migrants trying to travel through the dangerous jungles of the Darién Gap to get from Colombia into Panama has fallen dramatically in recent months to the lowest levels ...
Costa Rica and Panama coordinate to move southbound migrants
Costa Rica and Panama are coordinating to expedite southbound migrant transit through their countries along the same route ...
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'Not animals': migrants shun shelters on way home to South America
Luis Montilla chose sleeping on a beach in Panama instead of being confined to a migrant shelter on his way home to Venezuela ...
Panama to allow 112 migrants deported from the US to move about freely in the country
PANAMA CITY (AP) — Panama's Security Minister Frank Ábrego said on Friday that Panama will begin the process of issuing ...
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Indigenous migrants in northern Colombia battle worsening droughts and floods
MAICAO, Colombia (AP) — Standing next to her makeshift home of scrap metal, wood and plastic tarp, 47-year-old Nelly Mengual recounts how severe flooding and winds tore off her roof a few months ...
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Most Latin American migrants no longer go to the United States
Yet migrants did not push up unemployment among local workers, even in Colombia. The wages of less-educated and informal workers did fall in Brazil, Colombia and Ecuador, but the decrease was ...