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Carti Sugtupu is an island in the Caribbean Sea.
It’s 1,200 metres off the north coast of Panama.
It’s small.
There isn’t enough space.
Two thousand Guna people live there.
But life isn’t easy.
There’s no electricity.
They share a public toilet.
The people earn money from fishing and tourists.
Some of them make and sell traditional clothes.
But this is going to change soon.
Magdalena Martinez is happy to leave the island.
Climate change is a problem for the island.
Sea levels are rising.
Steven Paton says the island will disappear in 30 years.
The Guna people have to leave the island.
The Panama government built a new town for 300 families.
There’s a school too.
Braulio Navarro’s happy to move.
The Guna people are happy to move.
But, they don’t want to lose their island culture.
But Magdalena Martinez thinks the culture won’t die.
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