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One day, Sarah and her mother set off to climb a mud-slick mountain. Sarah's mother, whose feet were blistered, asked a friend to carry her daughter. He hoisted Sarah, frequently looking back at her mother. Eventually, he turned around and she was gone. https://t.co/jXoSUt5Rk0 https://t.co/qnGXfC6Vqs — PolitiTweet.org

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They sold their belongings and traveled by bus, by boat, and by foot. Locals charged along the way for transportation, for food or crude shelter. One evening, they camped in a town where locals encircled the camp with wire, charging $20 a person to leave. https://t.co/AygNXU7tDj https://t.co/vMXaIV62l7 — PolitiTweet.org

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For years, the Darién Gap – a sparsely populated, roadless land bridge connecting South America and Central America – was considered so dangerous only a few thousand dared to cross it each year. This year, 215,000 people have made the brutal trek. https://t.co/jXoSUt5Rk0 https://t.co/gfR5nXLqMJ — PolitiTweet.org

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