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History of Panama
The Spanish conquest
The Columbian Epic
Still five hundred years after his odyssey, history has failed to record
with certainty the place of birth of Christopher Columbus, much less, the exact date
of birth. However, tradition suggests that he was born in the Republic of Genoa,
son of a wool carder who, from an early age, had a fascination for the
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The Colonial Era
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Hispanics in general, two types of laws were applied: the peninsular (the same
applied to Spain, adjacent islands and Africa) and overseas or colonial.
Firstly, the laws of Castilla y León were applied, since they were the first
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Pre-Columbian Panama
Prehistoric Stages
Isthmus of Panama occurred between 11,000 and 10,000 BC, going through a period
of four stages, known as the Prehistory of Panama:
HUNTING, GATHERING AND FISHING (10,000 to 3,000 BC)
FORMATIVE AGRICULTURE (3,000 TO 1,500 BC).
ESTABLISHED AGRICULTURE (1,500 to 300 BC)
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Aboriginal groups
Five -bribris (immigrants during the 20th century), ngöbés (guaymíes, "moveres"),
bugles, ("bokotás", "sabaneros"), tiribies ("teribes / térrabas"), and tules ("kuna"),
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The Republican Era
The Panama canal
Finally, on August 15, 1914, the Ancón ship officially inaugurated the
a way that, since then, has separated the earth and unites the world. A journey of 82 kilometers
long, whose crossing takes an average of nine hours, which shortens, for example, in
more than 7,000 kilometers the distance between London and Tokyo.
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