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Panama Deports 130 Indian Migrants Who Crossed Darién Jungle

Panama deported 130 migrants from India on Friday who entered the country through the inhospitable Darién jungle, which borders Colombia, as part of an...

Panama Takes Action Against Gangs with Curfew in Bocas del Toro

Panama’s President, José Raúl Mulino, announced a nighttime curfew for minors in the Caribbean province of Bocas del Toro, a popular tourist destination, in...

Panama’s First Quantum Mining Funds Disappear Amid Controversy

Two Panamanian lawyers requested on Monday that Panama's Public Prosecutor's Office investigate the whereabouts of $500 million contributed to the state in 2023, by...

Panama and Colombia’s Ministers Visit Darién Jungle Amid Migrant Surge

The foreign ministers of Colombia and Panama visited the jungle border of Darién, a route taken by thousands of migrants, on Sunday, ahead of...

Panama Steps Up Deportations of Migrants Crossing Darién Jungle

Panama deported another 30 Colombian migrants this Saturday who had entered the country through the Darién jungle border, as part of the implementation of...

Panama Deports Migrants Through Darien Gap Under U.S.-Funded Program

Panama deported 29 Colombian nationals with criminal records who had entered the country through the perilous Darien Gap. This move marked the first application...
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Landslides and Flooding Wreak Havoc on Costa Rica’s Roads

The recent heavy rains in Costa Rica have caused significant damage to the country’s already deteriorating road network. According to the National Roads Council...

Costa Rica Fights Coral Bleaching with Pioneering Restoration Efforts

Coral reefs, often called the rainforests of the sea, are critical to the health of our planet, supporting over one-quarter of all marine species....

Poverty Surges in Costa Rica’s Guanacaste Province

Extreme poverty in Costa Rica's Guanacaste province has surged from 1.9% in 2021 to 3.9% in 2024, doubling in just three years. Workers in...