kuna

What if you have 2,000 kuna in savings, but you're still 37,000 kuna in debt?

The Darien Scheme was actually in the San Blas islands now part of the Kuna Yala territory belonging to the Kuna tribe.

Kuna) natives were actually helpful, providing food to the colonists, who formed an alliance with them against the Spanish, who were hostile to both Kuna and Scots.

> What if you have 2,000 kuna in savings, but you're still 37,000 kuna in debt?

Infrastructure will be constructed by Meta and dedicated to the City of Kuna to own and operate.

Croatia had kuna pegged to Euro, replaced it with euro in 2023 and prices of almost everything went up.

The Croatian Kuna was never free floating and pegged to the Euro/DM since it was introduced 1994.

With the replacement of the mark by the euro, the kuna's peg effectively switched to the euro.

That would really suck if you had a monthly income only slightly higher than 1,250 kuna.

The irony of your claim is that Croatians use the euro as a store of value in preference to the kuna because of the (perceived) vulnerability of the kuna to devaluation, or even elimination.

Though communities exist along the cost and in Panamá, these 300 or so small islands - the Kuna Yala - are their homeland.

In reality, Croatians never stored too much value in money (be it kuna or euro, or deutch mark), they've stored it in real estate.

When I requested prices in kuna they were dismissive with "just convert from EUR to kuna in Google".

> the program is expected to cost up to 210 million Croatian kuna ($31 million), > "I am not sure that this is the best way to help low-income people.

- "As part of the company’s commitment to Kuna, Meta is investing approximately $50 million in a new water and sewer system for the city.

The possibility that the high flavanol intake protects the Kuna against high blood pressure, ischemic heart disease, stroke, diabetes mellitus, and cancer is sufficiently intriguing and sufficiently important that large, randomized controlled clinical trials should be pursued.".

The locals won't let you sleep on the islands or let non-Kuna run tours there.

Kuna was unofficially pegged almost from the start, house and car prices are always quoted in Euros, people's mortgages are calculated in Euros.

Their loss will be the eventual end of the Kuna, I fear.