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Guatemala sends back almost 3,500 US-bound Honduran migrants

Hundreds of Hondurans have set out on a trek to the United States, forming another caravan that U.S. President Donald Trump cited Tuesday to justify building a wall on the border with Mexico.

U.S. President Donald Trump tests positive for the coronavirus

US stock futures tumbled Friday after Donald Trump said he and his wife had tested positive for the coronavirus.

Costa Rica extends tourist visas until March 2021

Costa Rica's Immigration Administration on Monday published a resolution which, among other items, extends the validity of tourist visas until March 2021. 

Costa Rica immigration offices to remain closed until October

The Immigration Administration on Friday said its main offices will remain closed until October due to the coronavirus crisis. 

Desperation and violence in Panama migrant camp

In 2019, 24,000 people crossed the inhospitable Darien jungle that straddles the border with Colombia. More than 4,000 people have made the dangerous journey this year.

Pandemic triggers tension in crowded migrant camps in Panama

Miseney, 37, is one of hundreds of Haitians who — unable to continue the journey north due to the coronavirus pandemic — is stuck in a Panamanian migrant shelter, where violence has exploded in recent days.

Alleged migrant smugglers arrested in Costa Rica

The detainees were left to the order of the Public Ministry (prosecutor's office), which could prosecute them for the crime of illicit trafficking in persons.

Costa Rica extends tourist visas until November 18

Foreigners who entered Costa Rica on a tourist visa after December 17, 2019, can legally remain in Costa Rica until November 18, 2020.

US adds Nicaragua to human trafficking blacklist

The United States included Nicaragua on its human trafficking blacklist; Costa Rica remained stable.

Panama seeks to bring migrants stranded by COVID-19 to Costa Rica

Panama intends to transport some 1,900 migrants closer to the border with Costa Rica.

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