MIramaar, February 28th. (askanews) – “Our journey has been hard, and now it will be again. Because we go back in the same way, they extort us money, they rob us“. These are the words of Francisco Javier, one of the 200 migrants, for the most part Venezuelani, to whom the entrance to the United States has been denied and are now forced to make the long and dangerous journey on the contrary, in the hands of the traffickers who have had to pay to pursue the dream of a better life.
In dozens of bivouac in Miramar, Panama, with a garbage envelope instead of the suitcase, ready to leave for Colombia and then again south.
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