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Washington this month pledged $6 million in funding for migrant repatriations from the Central American nation in the hope of reducing irregular crossings at its own southern border.

The measure could potentially diminish the impact of an agreement with the U.S. to stem the flow of migrants crossing through the path

José Raul Mulino vowed to stop illegal migration and got the Biden Administration to agree to cover repatriation costs of migrants from the U.S.

Panama's new president on Thursday ruled out forcibly repatriating US-bound undocumented migrants who make the dangerous jungle crossing from Colombia, in an apparent softening of his stance.

The new Panamanian government has taken drastic actions to reduce the flow along the already treacherous path used by hundreds of thousands of migrants

Both countries signed a memorandum of understanding in which the U.S. committed to cover repatriation costs of migrants crossing the infamous gap

Authorities say they seek to "channel" the flow of people so as to have better control of it

In return, Panama committed to adhering to all international agreements and conventions regarding the rights of migrants and refugees

Mulino, 65, was elected in May after a campaign in which he vowed to close the dangerous migration route through the Darien jungle between Colombia and Panama.

The tournament hosts suffered an upset 2-1 defeat to Panama last week and went into Monday's final Group C game at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City needing to match or better Panama's result against Bolivia to advance.

Unlike other waterways such as the Suez Canal, the Panama Canal, which usually handles about six percent of global maritime trade, operates with rainwater from the artificial lakes Gatun and Alajuela.

José Raúl Mulino told a journalist he wants to start daily repatriation flights for undocumented immigrants from Panama if the U.S. pays for them

Short guide on everything a Panamanian fan needs to know ahead of the Copa América 2024

300 families are set to leave Gardi Sugdub as rising sea levels make it unsafe to live there

MSF also highlights that local health institutions were "overwhelmed" facing the increase in the migratory flow in 2023.

The soon-to-be former inhabitants of the island of Carti Sugtupu are the first people in Panama to be displaced by climate change.

Colombian Foreign Minister Luis Gilberto Murillo addressed a vow by Panamanian president-elect José Raúl Mulino

Despite not being officially unveiled, the Puma store in the U.S. has already listed the item and it's sold out

Panama will deport US-bound migrants who enter the country through the notoriously dangerous stretch of jungle known as the Darien Gap, president-elect Jose Raul Mulino said Thursday.

José Raúl Mulino ran as the stand-in candidate of Ricardo Martinelli, banned from competing on corruption charges

Jose Raul Mulino left his farm and horses behind with his sights set on becoming Panama's vice president under his former boss, ex-head of state Ricardo Martinelli.

13 of 24 Kentucky Derbies have been won by Latino jockeys since the year 2000

Uruguay's president has the highest salary in the region, but it's still a little over half of what Biden earns every month as head of state

Last year, more than half a million people braved the Darien Gap, where they face perilous river crossings, wild animals and violent criminal gangs that extort, kidnap and abuse them.

Latin America continues to be an oasis for MLB talent with 10 countries with at least one representative; Dominican Republic is king with 108

"Manos de Piedra" spent the past weekend hospitalized because of an atrioventricular blockage

The 25-year-old is having one of his best seasons in Europe, with 12 goals, 8 assists for AC Milan

European leagues come to a stop during International Break; MLS leaders Inter Miami will take on the NY Red Bulls.

Out of the 14 confirmed teams that will participate at the event this Summer, seven are sponsored by Adidas

The small Central American nation is the world leader in offering flags of convenience, which allow shipping companies to register their vessels in countries to which they have no link.