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Colombia, Panama and the U.S. Meet to Address Migration Crisis and Organized Crime - teleSUR English
The meeting seeks to establish an agenda for addressing the growing migration crisis and the threat of transnational organized crime in the region. The coastal city of Cartagena was the setting for a trilateral meeting between representatives from Colombia, the United States and Panama. RELATED:Colombian and Ecuadorian Migrants To Return to Their Countries Under Panama-US Agreement The meeting seeks to establish an agenda for addressing the gro…
The coastal city of Cartagena was the scene of a trilateral meeting between representatives from Colombia, the United States and Panama. The meeting seeks to establish an agenda to address the growing migration crisis and the threat of transnational organized crime in the region. The Secretary of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Alejandro Mayorkas, is leading the talks with the Colombian Foreign Minister, Luis Gilberto Murillo, and his …
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