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More than 50 migrants died in 2021 while crossing Panama jungle

More than 50 migrants died in 2021 while crossing Panama jungle

  • Most of the bodies were found in the Darien Gap, a stretch of jungle on the border of Panama and Colombia
  • About 70,000 people have crossed the gap this year alone, equalling the total for the previous 5 years
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New compensation offer made over Suez Canal blockage — lawyer

New compensation offer made over Suez Canal blockage — lawyer

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Indonesia detains Iranian, Chinese crews of seized tankers

Indonesia detains Iranian, Chinese crews of seized tankers

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Indonesia says it has seized Iranian and Panamanian tankers

Indonesia says it has seized Iranian and Panamanian tankers

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Panama extends suspension of international flights by a month due to coronavirus

Panama extends suspension of international flights by a month due to coronavirus

By Reuters ·
Four passengers die on cruise ship with coronavirus outbreak off Panama

Four passengers die on cruise ship with coronavirus outbreak off Panama

By Reuters ·
Panama says withdrawing flag from tanker towed to Iran, cites violations

Panama says withdrawing flag from tanker towed to Iran, cites violations

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Special Shehbaz returns home, hints at joining opposition's anti-government drive

Shehbaz returns home, hints at joining opposition's anti-government drive

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Hotel investor: Trump evaded taxes in Panama

Hotel investor: Trump evaded taxes in Panama

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Pope winds up World Youth Day events in Panama with giant mass

Pope winds up World Youth Day events in Panama with giant mass

By AFP ·
Pope Francis seeks to inspire Panama’s priests, sisters at Youth Day

Pope Francis seeks to inspire Panama’s priests, sisters at Youth Day

By AP ·
Pope in Panama blasts ‘fears and suspicions’ over migration

Pope in Panama blasts ‘fears and suspicions’ over migration

By AFP ·
Bail set at $1 mn each for sons of Panama ex-president arrested in US

Bail set at $1 mn each for sons of Panama ex-president arrested in US

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