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A jungle route once carried hundreds of thousands of migrants. Now the local economy has crashed

  • Migration through the Darien Gap in Panama has plummeted from 3,000 daily to about 10 weekly due to policy changes by the Trump administration, according to Panamanian authorities.
  • Local residents, who previously earned up to $300 daily supporting migrants, now face economic hardship and struggle to find food, reports community leader Cholino de Gracia.
  • Cholino de Gracia highlighted that many residents are facing food shortages and are struggling to survive due to a lack of income and resources.
  • Elizabeth Dickinson from the International Crisis Group notes that Trump's election caused a sudden halt in the flow of migrants, impacting local economies reliant on migration.
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A jungle route once carried hundreds of thousands of migrants. Now the local economy has crashed

The Trump administration's crackdown on migration has ended the massive flow of people heading north through a treacherous jungle on the Colombia-Panama border called the Darien Gap.

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The Hamilton Spectator broke the news in Hamilton, Canada on Wednesday, April 16, 2025.
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