Topic: Pasto

In Pasto, Colombia, Rubin discovered a hotel exclusively serving Chinese nationals, with logbooks showing weeks of consistent occupancy by military-age men. He describes the Darien Gap as a lawless zone where migrants face robbery, rape, and death, with an estimated 80% of women being assaulted. The segment highlights how NGOs funnel people into these dangerous routes controlled by narco-terrorists.

Field recordings from Anthony Rubin document his time on "The Beast" train and at a Chinese transit hub in Colombia. He confirms that the Cabanas Rio Mayo Hotel is a major meeting place for Chinese nationals following a sophisticated digital blueprint shared on WhatsApp. The footage captures the reality of military-age males moving in large numbers toward the U.S. border.

Chinese nationals utilize sophisticated staging hubs in Pasto, Colombia, where entire hotels are occupied by military-age males heading to the U.S. border. Rubin explains the geography of the Darien Gap, noting that while poor migrants take deadly three-to-five-day jungle treks, wealthier "special interest aliens" pay for safer boat or horseback routes. He asserts that these routes are intentionally maintained as lawless zones to facilitate the movement of people.

In a field report from the outskirts of Pasto, Colombia, Rubin identifies the Cabanas Rio Mayo Hotel as a major transit hub for Chinese foreign nationals. He confirms that the location is a specific stop on a Mandarin-language migration blueprint distributed via WhatsApp. The hotel staff verified that the majority of guests are military-aged Chinese men traveling toward the United States.