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According to a U.S. government report in 1964, the Guna’s “chief characteristic has been and continues to be a persistent determination to preserve their cultural and racial structure against pressure... 1.000

👤 U.S. government report 📋 News Article 🏷️ Politics , History , Panama , Indigenous People

Simplified: A 1964 U.S. government report stated that the Guna people's chief characteristic was a persistent determination to preserve their cultural and racial...

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The Guna lived on an archipelago of sandy, palm-covered islets along the Caribbean coast and had a reputation as prickly and disagreeable. 1.000

👤 Ben Ryder Howe 📋 News Article 🏷️ Geography , Panama , Indigenous People

Simplified: The Guna people live on an archipelago of sandy, palm-covered islets along the Caribbean coast of Panama.

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Since fighting a brief war of independence in 1925, the Guna have enjoyed virtual autonomy, even after pledging nominal allegiance to the Republic of Panama. 1.000

👤 Ben Ryder Howe 📋 News Article 🏷️ Politics , History , Panama , Indigenous People

Simplified: Since a brief war of independence in 1925, the Guna people have had virtual autonomy from the Republic of Panama, to which they have pledged nominal a...

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That had been evident when, just a few years before my father arrived, an American businessman named W.D. Barton built a resort on one of Gunayala’s more than 350 uninhabited islands. The Guna burned... 1.000

👤 Ben Ryder Howe 📋 News Article 🏷️ History , Panama , Indigenous People

Simplified: In the late 1960s, the Guna people burned down a resort built by American businessman W.D. Barton on an island in Gunayala, and burned it down a secon...

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According to a U.S. government report in 1964, the Guna’s “chief characteristic has been and continues to be a persistent determination to preserve their cultural and racial structure against pressure... 1.000

👤 U.S. government report 📋 News Article 🏷️ History , Panama , Indigenous People

Simplified: A 1964 U.S. government report stated that the Guna people's chief characteristic was a persistent determination to preserve their cultural and racial...

0 sources

2 weeks ago