Circulations and Solidarities in the Darién: As thousands cross the perilous jungle gap linking Colombia to Central America every day, one Panamanian border town is transformed by the multiple lives and competing interests that intersect on the migrant trail.: NACLA Report on the Americas: Vol 55, No 4

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Soledad Álvarez Velasco

Soledad Álvarez Velasco is a sociocultural anthropologist and human geographer at the University of Illinois Chicago. She investigates the increasingly convulsed interrelationship between migrant mobilities, control, and space across the Americas, focusing on the Andean region and its continental connections.

Cristina Cielo

Cristina Cielo is a professor-researcher of the Department of Sociology and Gender Studies in the Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales FLACSO-Ecuador. She studies popular, feminist, and affective economies and ecologies.

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Circulations and Solidarities in the Darién

As thousands cross the perilous jungle gap linking Colombia to Central America every day, one Panamanian border town is transformed by the multiple lives and competing interests that intersect on the migrant trail.

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Soledad Álvarez Velasco

Cristina Cielo

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As thousands cross the perilous jungle gap linking Colombia to Central America every day, one Panamanian border town is transformed by the multiple lives and competing interests that intersect on the migrant trail.

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Soledad Álvarez Velasco

Cristina Cielo

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