U.S. deporting African, Asian migrants to Panama
US Deports to Panama Nearly 120 Migrants of Different Nationalities
PANAMA CITY (Reuters) - The United States deported 119 people of different nationalities to Panama as part of an agreement between the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump and the Central American nation, Panama's President Jose Raul Mulino said on Thursday.
Hoping to enter the US illegally, these migrants made their way through dense jungles and perilous treks from Peru to Mexico, ...
The Trump administration is taking proactive measures to regain control over the Panama Canal and reduce Chinese influence at ...
The President accused China of “lovingly, but illegally, operating the Panama Canal.” The truth is more complicated.
The United States may be targeting "weak links" in Chinese-backed initiatives or groupings to cut Beijing's growing influence ...
“The situation in the Panama Canal has both immediate and ... is mainly driven by laden vessels heading southbound towards South America’s west coast. This has kept vessels occupied for ...
US secretary of state points to China’s ‘influence’ over the waterway and warns if nothing changes, America will act to ...
Panama is also critical to efforts to reducing migrant traffic. The country is home to the Darien Gap, a treacherous jungle ...
Panama's President Jose Raul Mulino reasserts Panama's control over the Panama Canal, despite U.S. President Trump's claims ...
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