Panama News » Guna Yala News Panama » Guna Yala » Events: Panama Beyond the Canal—6 Experiences You Can't Miss
While the canal remains Panama City's defining landmark, some of the capital's most rewarding experiences unfold well beyond its banks. Delve into Afro-Caribbean and Indigenous heritage, explore ...
News Panama » Guna Yala » Events: San-Blas-Inseln: Guna Yala’s off-grid paradise near El Porvenir
Far from Panama City’s hustle, the San-Blas-Inseln of Guna Yala near El Porvenir offer coral islets, traditional Guna culture, and boat-only access that feels worlds away from the United States.
News Panama » Guna Yala » Events: Guna Yala’s coral islands and indigenous seascape
Guna Yala is recognised as a comarca indígena within Panama, meaning it functions as an indigenous territory with a degree of political autonomy inside the state. The region lies on the country’s ...
News Panama » Guna Yala » Events: In Panama, Indigenous Guna prepare for climate exodus from a second island home
If you liked this story, share it with other people. The island of Uggubseni, located in Panama’s Guna Yala provincial-level Indigenous region, spent the month of February participating in region-wide ...
News Panama » Guna Yala » Events: Panama delays promised relocation of sinking island community
If you liked this story, share it with other people. The government of Panama continues to delay the process of relocating almost 1,300 Indigenous Guna inhabitants from an island experiencing rising ...
News Panama » Guna Yala » Events: ‘In 10 years we may cease to exist’: rising seas and influx of tourists threaten to engulf Panama island
The Guna community has fought for survival for centuries. But modern threats are testing their cultural resilience In a church built on stilts facing the sea, two 19-year-old American Mormon priests ...
News Panama » Guna Yala » Events: Threatened by rising seas, the first of Panama’s Indigenous islanders are forced to leave
Gardi Sugdub, Panama — On the densely packed island of Gardi Sugdub, off the coast of mainland Panama, colorful houses and wooden huts cover nearly the entire landscape almost up to the water’s edge.