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Context Darien is Panama's largest and poorest province. Bordering Colombia, the province hosts a 60-mile-deep jungle, the only breaking point of the Pan-American highway, linking the continent from south to north. Despite being one of the most dangerous jungles in the world, Darien is a transit location for thousands of refugees and migrants, most of them coming from Venezuela, Ecuador, Haiti, and African and South Asian nations. Panama's unprecedented mixed movement crisis has been ongoing for over two years. According to National Migration Service (SNM) published statistics, from 2021 to 2023, nearly 900,000 people crossed through this area.
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