Historical Events tagged with "indigenous populations"
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Foundation of Panama City by Pedro Arias de Ávila
In 1519, Panama City was founded by Spanish explorer Pedro Arias de Ávila, also known as Pedrarias. Located on the Pacific coast, it became a vital stopping point for expeditions to the Incan Empire and beyond. The establishment of the city was part of Spain’s broader efforts to expand its colonial empire in the Americas. The site was selected for its strategic location and favorable harbor, which allowed for easier maritime trade and exploration. This colonization led to significant changes in the local indigenous populations and the development of trade routes.
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