VOICED : ONU pide migracion controlada de Colombia a Panama en peligrosa selva del Darien

The International Organization for Migration advocates for more controlled migration routes in Panama, focusing on the dangerous Darién Gap. The organization aims to establish a migration system similar to Panama's border with Costa Rica to better support migrants. In 2021, over 91,000 migrants crossed the Darién Gap, with numbers expected to reach 150,000 by year-end. Panama and Colombia have agreed to limit daily migrant crossings to 600, while seeking safer routes. Panama offers free refuge and transit to migrants, mainly from Chile, Brazil, and Haiti.

What is the main concern of the International Organization for Migration regarding migrants in Panama?

• Building more shelters for migrants

• Advocating for more controlled migration routes

• Providing financial aid to migrants

• Reducing the number of migrants entering Panama

What is the proposed solution for better managing migration at the Colombia-Panama border?

• Increasing the number of border patrols

• Implementing a system similar to the Panama-Costa Rica border

• Closing the border completely

• Allowing unlimited migrants to pass through

How many migrants have passed through the Darién jungle in 2021 according to Panama's Migration authorities?

• 50,000

• 200,000

• 91,000

• 150,000

What agreement was made between Colombia and Panama regarding migrant passage?

• To provide free transportation for migrants

• To allow a maximum of 600 migrants daily

• To close the border indefinitely

• To increase the number of migrants allowed daily

Which countries are most migrants in Panama coming from?

• Venezuela, Colombia, and Ecuador

• Chile, Brazil, and Haiti

• Mexico, Guatemala, and Honduras

• Argentina, Peru, and Bolivia