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internet for it to escape poverty and violence. hundreds of thousands of people flee south and central america for the usa every year. many cross through the diary and got a 100 kilometer long area of tropical rain forests separating columbia and panama its stock and treacherous testament. suggest that more than half a 1000000 migrants cross the diary and gap in 2023 alone making it one of the most important migration rates in the world. the route begins in northern columbia. nicole lee was known as a vacation resort. today. microns wait here before entering the rain forest. travel to panama, sold for $2.00 to $400.00. for some, it's much more than they have. those who can afford it food, a boat that will carry them across the gulf of when i bought

the off to the crossing several routes lead into the diary and but the cheapest and most solved uses by a couple of them now. so those who pay the package price to panama, by sidney co police, it's usually at this point where they discover they've been swindled the microns, have to pay again. i'll talk with the guys and negotiate the being here for 4 days when it goes eating every day to a 14 of us. and now there's only 4 of us. we do our best, but we need your support to darwin, alias myra donna, is the smugglers pulse. he calls them guides, they'll take people to the panama portal for around $150.00, bringing microns to upon them, accounts of smuggling and columbia. and as a legal point of view, want these guys to die on the darian round lake they used to or would you rather we

make them pay for a safe route that's not taking advantage. you'll know they have to cross, we provide the service with them. what is it? it's an open secret that it's columbia, as most powerful crime syndicates, the climb the color for calling the shots. here, there's evidence that smugglers are forced to make payments to the crime. despite proclamations from the governments of columbia, the us, i'm panama, military presence here is minimal. back in april it was set, they would hold migration within 2 months. this is whether routes through the jungles atkins the 1st group of the day set sauce around midday. just celine valley also single mother from venezuela is traveling with her 3 children. in columbia, i wound up earning to little money. what did you work as a customer service as an attach a, as a street vendor? anything i could find as long as it was a decent job. so i do some,

even though they look at the federal defender. why couldn't you just take a flight to panama, or is it too expensive passports, especially cost, a lot of money for venezuelans, learning that much on your own. it can't be done. one vote comes from cuba. he is travelling alone in the hopes of his family, a writing on him didn't tell you otherwise if i make it so i'll send money to my family. that's my goal. that gives me strength to waste. my family doesn't really want me to take the risk, but i have to, i don't know, but, but the majority of migrants currently taking this retail venezuelans that joined quite ecuadorian cubans, even africans, chinese, i'm some of these. none of them see an alternative to the diary en route, but many on the estimate, the danger it's not just only the presence of arms groups that can be turned this for the migrant nature itself. compose the threat

just salinas having difficulty keeping up her fellow travelers help her with the children. the hike today last around a towel was or in the evening around house costs 7. the group arrives have come here the only 20 minutes away from panama, just to lien and her children have made of sofa and the more so we lost all the supplies and everything, all the food. i mean, i got upset, of course i started crying because i don't know what to do now. was no money and no food for the children just for your ones. i can go on with only water. but it's about the children. fragile me from the children and my parents are all i have. i have no one else. he plays that one. this is what i'm over there when with god's

health, i'm doing well. i'll bring my parents to a bit over. you know what i but i couldn't leave the little ones with my parents a few minutes. okay. even before they'd be too much of a burden, you know, some which are kind of, as you mentioned at the camp, this food on the electricity from the generator. but everything costs, even the next section of the journey. the microns now must pay $60.00 to get to a panama. the group has to hold out that these 3 more days in diary and 3 days of and such and too many are unable to pay the smugglers. not even fun from cuba to help others who have been through here have told me dangerous that are part of military units that are drug dealers. anything can happen in the jungle and they offer no security. i'd like to have the money to pay because it's only fair security is worth a lot. i don't want to die here. i want to make the dream come true from my family . to turn on the other side of the diary as long

as panama here's some 50 kilometers. most of the colombian folder is the base for panama. as boulder police. oh yeah. jerry rodriguez's and most of so with the board of police special operations brigade, he's experienced frequent sessions with armed groups and has also encountered the guides, but they fled every time for him. for us, these guides are coyote just traffic, or if someone runs it's because they're not being the law. i guess. so i think the migrant issue is mainly about the money. matthew, jerry and his colleagues have also recovered bodies from the forest, but so far they haven't received any additional help their migration. 3 diary and was meant to happen stopped months ago. and it looked, as we've been told,

we'll see improvement soon, but we're still waiting until i get that one. i say that is, jerry is lisa cole to another body recovery operation in the diary and at least 258 people have lost their lives here since 2018 in panama border police do not stop the migrants, but help them get safely to the border with the costa rica, the the johnny oper, that's a cool me guy. enough takes roughly 6 and a half hours. this is where most of the microns currently a much from the diary and the west section of the root is now behind them all as well. and who's the and the 3 children have just arrived a hi falling down. awesome, beautiful. but we have to keep going we can use it for

a good future for my children and for them pretty well for them to not want for anything. for them to study from 0, we have to print to god. keep on with god's help us a year from here, the route continues by boat and the last of the day of just leaving these migrants have survived the diary and gaps that many who cannot afford the boat ride . will have to wait here and improvise comes onto one of the drivers takes pity on them. an f as a free ride. by hole. cheeky tours. 45 minutes down river. the indigenous village is the 1st populated area that the migraines see again, only a few 100 people live here, but over a 1000 microns currently arrive each day. i

know who's in the hospital got lucky and were able to travel in one of the boats for free the money run out long ago. we're feeling better now because we have arrived in a safer can't get into my at least since we got out of the jungle. the thank god i don't know. you take the kid, i'll get the 10. there's a 1st aid post here. i'm the kind of state registration lisa, that's afternoon, just a name suddenly appears in the village with her children. that wearing shots sometimes that fellow travelers have given them for the 1st time in the days the children are given something to eat. if i need something to drink. so celine tells us about how her group was attacked by the guide. suddenly came to us with several mask people.

we had guns, they told us to stop, because if we didn't, they'd send us all back. thank god they let me through. i was alone with the children. one of the men with the guns told me to just keep walking. just like i escaped with the scare you want, there are people. they took money from the last stuff in panama, for the migrant. since the reception comes the down stream payable, the police put them on the buses that take them to the costa rican folder. the trip costs $40.00 a person. no, we don't know anything. let's see what they tell us up there, but we're getting closer and closer. now. 6 national board is still live between on the hosting and also and the united states. as a disgusting soldier from venezuela, all spelled may have a good chance of being prompted to sign them. but nothing was said by 4 things.

it's the most powerful country in another country that is most likely to help migrants today. it's our only option if an opportunity arises in another country, you know someone grand, so say residency permits, then we'll go there. i know this part of the migration to the us and cost some $500.00. a flight from columbia to mexico is just toughest, that within a few months, although i muscles the and just to lead and have a low volume in the us. whether that will be allowed to stay as i'm sorry. but at least they have survived the treacherous journey through the diary and got the many migrants end up staying in a country other than the one they has to get to like an on next report from these. yeah. the i got this refugee

champion need. yeah. morning so the most pleasant time of day it's still relatively cool. adam and stuff the dean are getting ready for another day's work. ready they come from sue down where they fled to turn him on a few years ago. the original plan was to get to europe, allergy time and i left sudan in 2015. my conditions back home were really tough. i wanted to go to libya. but when i got there instead of i was tortured and mistreated tiny, i mean, i realized that there would be no future for me. there was no way of getting to italy or anywhere else in europe, line of government. it was in libya that i met my friends, if dean why didn't so we decided to head back to new share. so i thought i'd try to set up a business july 3rd. um, what i need is uh, going to and i'm gonna, i'm gonna, and we had been on the road for

a long time. and obviously it had a lot of issues and that was why we opted to stay in this year. and, and so we put together our savings and chose to invest in rickshaws for good at the end as result of the, we're now able to send money back regularly and your families in sudan looking up the shock and have them my husband. i think they actually started out with a motorbike, but later they were able to afford a rickshaw, made a still, they invested in a 2nd ritual. the, the refugee camp is 5 kilometers away from the city of august. that makes it very difficult for residents to get into the city ottoman set. the dean realize there was a gap in the markets and that business idea was born must be on this very difficult to find regular work here. there's no point to just sitting around

waiting for somebody to hire you. you have to build up your own business. otherwise time just drags shadow whining. fast the strip of the morning is to the main square and the refuge account. this is where they find most of the customers. there are always people wanting to catch it right into the city to go shopping or search for a job. after agreeing on a price, they get going. the progress is slow, but at least it's a good road. the when they finally get to august this time for a break. yeah, ottoman said dean, chuck to other ritual drivers. the conversation helps pass the time while they wait for passengers for the return journey. these days,

they got them well with the other drivers. i had a chance to get to know 2 of them that it's for they've been driving for 6 months just the same. i think it's good with some other not from the share of the refugee is. it is the data, but the good thing is where they're not just sitting around complaining about waiting for someone to help them to sit on the car. they're africans like us and. and as long as they're here legally and they can drive a rickshaw country, are they going to put the family? that nice. yeah. is generally struggling to integrate many of the refugees living within its borders as my how much will of life and the un refugee agency is in the says, you always have to consider the needs of the society to take some of the refugees outcomes provide. there are not many opportunities here to a level. there are very few development projects in this region and local people

also struggled to find work on the for activity that is on the 2 men from these. yeah. however, i have gradually been accepted. i know building new relationships, but the good it wasn't easy at 1st. we had to learn the language and be able to integrate better when we're in the city. when we meet passengers and i'll get is we're now able to communicate with them and negotiate a price. so we feel very comfortable here while we finally have a job and feel welcome in the year, the well over 10000000 tons of plastic end up in the ocean every year. and the problem is west ending with devastating effects from marine life

of the coast of 10. i escaped type i out of him and his 9 year old daughter preparing for a dive. she has a remarkable and naval post time and been saturday and my name is tyler guy up in uh, i'm 9 years old and i'm in the full screen to screen this and he showed it as a clean up trash from the ocean and the show you know i checked the oceans and the marine life, and then after i had to go, i've collected a 1000 kilograms of plastic 1000, gave you the one of the ones on how fast i have with her father. she was surprised by what she saw. how do you know there was so many beautiful fish? the simple and basically an equal amount. caustic. and i just that made me realize i needed to do something to help the beach is probably are among tourists, a sort of plastic garbage, mainly single use items. i like going to buy the you quoting what you find mobile

to accomplish them, both tools on the beach. what do you think people despise as bottles for guessing about? because it's getting on a more different cost experience bags everything and get them to stop pollution. we need to stop production. i'm wondering, i'm going to look at those costs on sea creatures face the various routes from plastic waste order to go and is it when we were typing, we spotted at the gun, also known as a cow dropped in and that discipline going populations are rapidly declining and it's not just you goes all marine life is dying because of not some plastic plastic that after one is sell it out. and this is the gross meadows, but you can use grays are also important competence for many marine species. these areas provide breathing and feeding grounds for various fish and invest to birds, so they are essential to marine bio diversity out the on to father

organize weekly plus to clean up drives. local volunteers have been joining the mission, indicating a growing dedication to environmental protection. the young members of the community are especially eager for change in a great, i'm going to go into the lives with the children. these children are going home and asking that parents if the voltage gets blue to white, the fish get set on the mazda where the mother me to go into know your mom, the good when children become a why like this, not so great. this victory. after that and the other volunteers know, they'll never manage to run a the tool the best. suddenly doing that bit and off the awareness grows. so hopefully we'll the assets to cub plastic waste. the

southern grandmother's around the home safari together and a private reserve outside the creek on national park. it's an unusually cold day. today. they found this her development very quickly. partly, so i'm going to these templates the women. i learned how to use them 6 months ago, but they now take photos and videos and record information. without this, i consult until recently, not situated. i knew nothing about these kinds of devices as he joins the cool, local god of the told us that one of the funds have a tracking device on his neck definitely goes to it's a long time ago. i see you from so we were able to find him today with the help of gps, which also let us to the other relevance. today's guide is running macaulay from the non profit animal welfare organization, allison. so live together, the group is gathering data for

a scientific project that researches the behavioral patterns of wild animals. we want to try and move uh, amenities, behavior. and obviously you can use would condition. and all of that is being included in the state of sheets, which is this one. and then all these data is being kitchen on our system in the office. and this is being taken to intentionally, to visitors, to teach people who cannot access to the service on the ground by their accommodation. the grandmother's see that the edison, so just as intrigued by them was night falls, the group gathers round the camp fire still deeply. i must and the project or not it was when we were very young. there was still wild animals very close to our houses outside the park. lions tried to attack our capital at night, but we chased them away with loud clapping, and drumming

a bump. mobile. what is all going to talk to? for centuries, the knowledge of their ancestors, for example, about nature was only post down by word of mouth. now the women are recording us on the tablets. in the township of alexandra and john his bag. another project is boosting the technology skills of older women. 64 year old field lab lab received a tablet from the project or something on the basics herself. she's now posting them on to her grandchildren and helping them to navigate the digital world safely . so was able to, i would grateful that we now have tablets. we can use this. now we have youtube and wi fi whose are you looking to? what did i know about why fi? oh, do nothing new wife, which is what i'm finding my way around that. i'll see you as soon as well as i go

go, go, go is the name of the project and johanna spot go, go as an inspection to, to me respectful time for grandmother. and so usually many young children have are brought up by that grandmothers and now i'm a ton. the younger generation can help them with technology to improve self surfaces education system is failing much of its population and poor communities. so for the most these initiatives and to benefit both young and old, not much lawyer on safari that goes also learning about palm lynette, so totally already knows a lot about them. additional properties were gone from durham on yamma tree can help you with digestive problems. luke, i'm doing my lovely take it lives, drive, i'm crying them. then you broke left on your skin at home. i'd like to know i didn't talk one on one of these. sorry, many unhealthy things today. when i was a child street was still healthy. but today, all those chemicals, some of the month to month is which i don't know is i know my jungle. lynette said,

who lives in a village, a t kilometers from the creek and national park. she held her fast contact with tablets and computers at the age of 68, a senior role grendel, to come, the is proud of her. go, go back to off a tech support whenever she's struggling. decide to play some settings. she does quite well. sometimes it was good, but when she wants to listen to music or watch take talk videos, she asks me for how long the that's so cool and don't calm the net, so totally hopes that one day her greenville to come. they will be able to use the data base that the african scientists are creating. more than 560 women have taken part in the elephant to live and go go, go, go pilot projects. there's no certainly gathered valuable information, but also demonstrate that the age has no barrier to acquiring new skills and knowledge.

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