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The green line shows the routes we took in Chocó. It also shows how few roads exist.
October 20, 2019 — 0
Adam Isacson
Still trying to understand Latin America, my own country, and why so few consequences are intended. These views are not necessarily my employer’s.
- 11.25.22 The number of unaccompanied migrant children is ticking upward again
- 11.25.22 Latin America Security-Related News: November 25, 2022
- 11.23.22 An entire life in the ELN, now an “advisor.”
- 11.23.22 Migration, country by country, at the U.S.-Mexico border
- 11.23.22 Latin America Security-Related News: November 21-23, 2022
- 11.23.22 At least 0.6% of Haiti’s current population was deported there this year
- 11.23.22 Former U.S. ambassadors on agencies that “go rogue”
- 11.23.22 Migration in Mexico appears to be record-breaking
- 11.23.22 Coca is taking off in Guatemala
- 11.22.22 Marijuana seizures dropped 88 percent at the U.S.-Mexico border from 2018 to 2022