Panamanian and U.S. authorities joined forces to repatriate Chinese, Ecuadorian and Indian migrants detained in the dangerous Darién jungle (border between Panama and Colombia). According to a report by the Voice of America (VOA), this week, about thirty Colombians were deported on the first return flight funded by Washington. ALSO READ: INDIGENOUS PEOPLE DISCOVERED BODIES OF MIGRANTS BURIED IN THE PANAMANIAN JUNGLE, SIX VENEZUELAN ERAS The prog…
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Panamanian and U.S. authorities joined forces to repatriate Chinese, Ecuadorian and Indian migrants detained in the dangerous Darién jungle (border between Panama and Colombia). According to a report by the Voice of America (VOA), this week, about thirty Colombians were deported on the first return flight funded by Washington. ALSO READ: INDIGENOUS PEOPLE DISCOVERED BODIES OF MIGRANTS BURIED IN THE PANAMANIAN JUNGLE, SIX VENEZUELAN ERAS The prog…