What solutions is Panama considering for Venezuelan migrants stranded at its border with Costa Rica?

Panamanian President Jose Molino has proposed flying Venezuelan migrants to Cúcuta, Colombia, as a potential solution to address dozens of migrants trapped at Panama's border with Costa Rica. This alternative approach stems from Panama's inability to send migrants directly to Venezuela due to severed diplomatic relations and lack of contact with the Venezuelan government. The proposed solution involves establishing "appropriate and feasible transit" from Cúcuta to Venezuela, leveraging Colombia as an intermediary destination. This reflects the complex regional dynamics and humanitarian challenges facing Central American nations dealing with Venezuelan migration flows amid strained international relations and limited diplomatic options for direct repatriation.