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EPISODE · Apr 18, 2022 · 40 MIN

Ep25 - Why is crossing the Darién Gap🇵🇦 dangerous?

from Ambiguous Borders · host Sevy and Miles

In this episode of Ambiguous Borders, Sevy🇺🇸 and Miles🇬🇧 talk about the Darién Gap a region of Panama🇵🇦 and Colombia🇨🇴 that connects north and south america. Learn about why people from all over the world traverse this terrain despite its danger. Danger from almost everything. #panama #society #culture #colombia #mountains #rainforest #rivers #panamericanhighway #migrants #venomous #swamp #disease #politics #migration #guides

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