I know most people are talking about the big picture when it comes to illegal immigration but I can't imagine being any of these people taking these incredibly huge risks to come to where I was...
Many, like the Venezuelan sisters Ana and Cáterin, are desperate enough to take the huge risks of crossing the Darién in the hope of a better life in the US. “We had nothing in Venezuela anyway,” Ana explained. “We would rather die on the way than die of hunger in Venezuela.”
I know most people are talking about the big picture when it comes to illegal immigration but I can't imagine being any of these people taking these incredibly huge risks to come to where I was lucky enough to be born.
Interactive article, so can't provide a proper mirror. But as with all FT articles, you can just google the title, click the top result, and it should get you around the paywall... since FT...
Interactive article, so can't provide a proper mirror. But as with all FT articles, you can just google the title, click the top result, and it should get you around the paywall... since FT doesn't block any traffic coming from the google referrer.
This method hasn't worked for me on this article this time around. I see the page for a split second before FT cover my screen in a wall of their delightful shade of pink... 🙃
This method hasn't worked for me on this article this time around. I see the page for a split second before FT cover my screen in a wall of their delightful shade of pink... 🙃
As a European with no prior context on American migration I found this visual report very informative but be warned that there are some very distressing things happening to the migrants and that...
As a European with no prior context on American migration I found this visual report very informative but be warned that there are some very distressing things happening to the migrants and that is reported on within it.
It gets even worse than just what's in this article. On the US-Mexico border, we heavily patrol the areas around cities, but have big gaps in unpopulated stretches of desert that are less...
It gets even worse than just what's in this article. On the US-Mexico border, we heavily patrol the areas around cities, but have big gaps in unpopulated stretches of desert that are less surveilled. Migrants are often forced to cross in inhospitable deserts and die.
I know most people are talking about the big picture when it comes to illegal immigration but I can't imagine being any of these people taking these incredibly huge risks to come to where I was lucky enough to be born.
Interactive article, so can't provide a proper mirror. But as with all FT articles, you can just google the title, click the top result, and it should get you around the paywall... since FT doesn't block any traffic coming from the google referrer.
This method hasn't worked for me on this article this time around. I see the page for a split second before FT cover my screen in a wall of their delightful shade of pink... 🙃
Ah weird. It worked for me. But that's a shame, since it's an interesting (albeit depressing) article.
May I ask if you tried clearing your cookies? I'd imagine they're keeping track of whether you've visited the page.
I haven't. But I'm not that fussed, as I don't read the Financial Times. It's mainly for the tagging.
The direct link works fine on mobile firefox with ublock.
As a European with no prior context on American migration I found this visual report very informative but be warned that there are some very distressing things happening to the migrants and that is reported on within it.
It gets even worse than just what's in this article. On the US-Mexico border, we heavily patrol the areas around cities, but have big gaps in unpopulated stretches of desert that are less surveilled. Migrants are often forced to cross in inhospitable deserts and die.