Thousands of Panamanians participate in a religious pilgrimage to the Black Christ of Portobelo.

On October 21st, thousands of Panamanians participate in a religious pilgrimage to the Black Christ of Portobelo in Colón, one of Central America's largest Catholic events. This tradition, which dates back to 1658, involves pilgrims crawling for hours to express their faith and gratitude for miracles. The statue, discovered by a fisherman, symbolizes perseverance and holds significant cultural importance for many, particularly those of African descent.