Identity and Living Heritage: Riches of the Colonial Transis

Panama City, March 17 (EFE) – The proposal to designate the Colonial Transisthmian Route of Panama as a UNESCO World Heritage site seeks to enrich, integrate, and showcase the living heritage and identity of indigenous and Afro-Panamanian populations in its vicinity, all managed through consultations and public policies. In an interview with Agencia EFE, Emma …

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