bbc mundo�*s agustina latourrette has this report. since the 19th century.they found refuge after escaping from spanish i have lived on the island for almost 20 years. it is quite sad to leave a place where one has but we had to move because of overcrowding as the island was already too small for the number of the oceans are increasing by at least five millimetres per year. given that the islands of the guna are on average and that the hundreds of islands on the guna to a neighbourhood on the mainland, an exodus that has been described as one of the first relocations in the new site for everyone. the relocation plan began more than ten years ago when there were fewer inhabitants. some families were separated. there is no noise. the houses are closed. abandoned. however, the new settlement sometimes loses electricity, which cuts the water supply. the same thing happens if they have a health problem. there is no medical centre. of this displacement. i come here to wash clothes. everything is done by hand. i do everything with water. i wash. i cook. but the gun

bbc mundo's agustina latourrette has this report. lived on this island since the 19th century. here, they found refuge after escaping from spanish colonisers and from subsequent wars with rival tribes. but now they have to leave. translation: i have lived on the island . for almost 20 years. it is quite sad to leave a place where one has been for so long. but we had to move because of overcrowding as the island was already too small for the number of inhabitants we had. but overcrowding was not the only problem on the island. the sea level also became a risk factor. our data indicate right now that the level of the oceans are increasing by at least five millimetres per year. we also know that that rate is increasing over time, given that the islands of the guna are on average one metre or less above mean sea level, it is almost a certainty eventually have to be abandoned because this level of water is going up and up and up. and eventually it'sjust not going to be sustainable for the islanders to stay on those islands because they're