The most notable case of resistance and development is probably that of the Kuna people in Panama (0.2m, 7g, 8%), who by 1938 had already won significant margins of autonomy and consolidated their beautiful territory or districts on the eastern side of the country, including the San Blas islands, all of which they call Kuna Yala.
El caso más notable de resistencia y desarrollo es probablemente el del pueblo kuna, en Panamá (0,2m, 7g, 8%), que ya en un temprano 1938 consolidó su bello territorio o comarca Kuna Yala, al este, con significativos márgenes de autonomía.