well, when we arrive to the colombian city of nick oakley, and when once we were there, we started thousands and thousands and thousands of people just piling there. they were not being allowed by the columbia authorities to cross what is known as it goes to continue with their journey towards panama. people arriving there were desperate, many have very little resources there, all one to make it either to mexico or the united states as a final destination. they know that the trip is going to be difficult, but they never imagine. you know, how difficult many of the people i spoke to in the beginning of that journey. they were telling me, we know it's very hard. but in the end of that journey, which is in a town of back when you go in panama, you know, they said had i known what i was going to go to, i would have never taken this journey. we personally, we were not allowed to cross at the time. security conditions were not, you know, it was extremely dangerous for us to do so. but we did cover a big part of the true true pattern with through colombia and then all the other side from panama. an

ah, nick oakley, he says small town in the gulf of whatever. in northern columbia, it's the 1st port of entry toys, the diving gap. a small town has been overwhelmed by the thousands of migrants in recent weeks to reach study and they had to take a boat to cross the gulf. but columbia authorities had been trying to control the flow and that's why thousands have been stranded here for weeks. i think it is here when we met my ceo julio from haiti who lived in brazil before arriving here. he has been waiting to get on a boat with his wife. they cannot afford to pay for a room. so they have to sleep in this construction site on the port here, but as we'll double check with. okay, so another mo, grounds your resume function on there might be a little bit. so and also for the 0 or hold for cobra, unless you saw journal pople fuel, but it's a dentist. no, i was rude, a guy on board with you. but as usual to not of it with norco from all of them. but us, this all good thing from you devise a bit is a bit more to full deal deal dale from, you know, on w

bangladesh, people from ghana, they make it from ecuador, from chile, from brazil, totally small town of nick oakley in columbia. and from there they have to get on a fairy and cross what is known as the gulf of whatever there they make it to a small town of i can be and from there they go into the daren gap that take them all the way to panama, this is an area that says filled with rivers with mountains, with cliff. there is one mountain that is called the death mountain because it is so difficult to be able to cross it. they say that it takes them between $4.00 and $5.00 days, but then you have entire families. it takes them between $11.15 days to make the coffee. there are lots of women carrying very young children. this one, for example, is only a month and a half old. they're also facing the dangers of criminal organizations. they were telling them that they have to be between a $1200.00 each in order to be taken towards the jungle. and most of this money goes to criminal organizations. we met fatal javier in nickel glee. when he arrived to the other side, he started sending us messages, saying

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should be, you know, that authority regional authority should make a safe passage when we were in nick oakley, for example. you know, migrant, we're going to go one way and then be ended up changing the tray and then that's where that's the part that we filmed be agreed with. it was kind of a very complex situation because you had, because your kids are guides that work with our military group. you know, working together with a may, your, of, of, i can be a small town in columbia, helping them migrant through the way towards panama. and they were trying to make sure that, that it was like a faith back. what i found out is that when we met them on the other side, it was not at the fact that people were robbed, they were harassed. children died, women were raped, you know when this is something that continues, i met with a foreign minister of fine am i while we were in panama also, and she wanted to create the safe passage. but the other thing that when we found out is that when we went to back what you keep the, where dr without orders has a field hospital, they were the only ones working ther