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  1. Latin America was used as a transit zone to route migrants toward the U.S. border.
  2. Venezuelan migrants are using the Colombia-Panama border jungle as an epicenter to seek passage toward North America.
  3. Joint operations are underway in the Darién Gap between Panama and Colombia, utilizing SMART technology and involving the Ministry of Environment.

Migrant flows through the Darién Gap are being documented, with origins in Colombia and Ecuador, moving toward Panama and Venezuela.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Aug 29
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What happened

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Migrant flows through the Darién Gap are being documented, with origins in Colombia and Ecuador, moving toward Panama and Venezuela.

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VenezuelaPanamaColombia

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  1. Bajo Chiquito is a location near the Darién Gap, which straddles Panama and Colombia.Sub-event
  2. José Raúl Mulino claimed responsibility for closing the Darien route, involving Panama, Ecuador, and Colombia.Sub-event
  3. Multi-country migrant flows through the Darién Gap are underway.1 source

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Joint operations are underway in the Darién Gap between Panama and Colombia, utilizing SMART technology and involving the Ministry of Environment. All 1 developments

Within Latin America was used as a transit zone to route migrants toward the U.S. border.

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