This is the Friends Vista Debating Society.

I'm John Batchett with my colleague, Michael Jan, who's in Panama City.

Reporting on again, his trips to the Darian province of Panama, the southernmost province

of Panama, which borders Colombia.

But the important distinction is, there's a break in the Pan American Highway for 60 miles.

A break is called the Darian Gap for Darian province and for the Gap.

It's a triple canopy jungle, extremely dangerous, a very high and difficult mountains to climb.

Steve Cliffs to descend, mud in season, rivers that can wash away campers immediately.

And bad actors, really bad actors, marauders from Colombia and from Panama.

But at the same time, the camps are growing to the extent that they appear to be organized.

And Michael's provided me in English a document that he and Michael reports is being handed out.

Where, Michael, where is this document from and how, how do other, how, how widely has it distributed?

That very widely, that big map that I showed you that I've got right here actually came from Red Cross.

Interestingly, last week when, you know, we're in several of the camps where they're handing this out like Los Blancas and San Vicente.

At one tent, one of the gentlemen I've brought down Anthony Rumin, did some great work.

He was getting one of the Red Cross maps.

And Red Cross lady tried, she whipped out some scissors and tried to cut off the Red Cross emblem.

She didn't want anybody to know that the map came from Red Cross.

They know they're doing dirt.

They're handing out the maps.

They know they don't want their name on the maps and yet they print them on the maps.

And these maps are, you've seen the map.

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