Panama plans to start deportation flights for migrants who crossed the Darien jungle in 2-3 months, funded by the U.S. under a new agreement. President Jose Raul Mulino is working with the U.S. to manage migration through the Darien Gap, which saw a record 500,000 crossings last year. So far this year, around 213,702 migrants, many of them children, have crossed the jungle. Migration is a key issue in the upcoming U.S. elections, with Donald Trump promising stricter border controls and mass deportations.
Central America Faces El Niño Emergency as Drought, Heat and Crop Losses W …
Central America is facing a growing climate emergency as an intensifying El Niño brings severe drought, record heat, crop losses and increasing pressure on water supplies across the region. Panama has declared a national state of emergency, El Salvador has issued its...





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