During November’s emergency road repair, there was a discovery of an ancient cave of hidden gold; massive amounts that were kept secret for obvious security reasons. The cave, uncovered by a landslide, contained gold hidden from Christopher Columbus’ expedition after it was discovered his ships were aggressively taking local gold to bring to Spain. Columbus failed to discover what Mother Nature uncovered. Military forces removed the gold over 2 weeks to protect the discovery. No publicity was allowed.
Cristobal Colón not feeling so fun about the gold he left behind in his 4th voyage.
The whereabouts of the natural vault was kept secret, but contained so much gold that Columbus brought 4 ships in 1502 to extract it- if found. Any minerals found in road project must be incorporated in the road (the Treaty of El Camino Incorporal), hereby tons of gold must, by law, be put into the asphalt.
The Bocas del Toro region will literally have roads paved with gold. The gold will cause a sparkling effect on our roads and the hope is the tourism attraction will be more valuable than the actual gold itself. President Laurentino Cortizo was so impressed with the idea, in an effort to attract tourism, he has signed a law so the province name will be changed to Bocas del Oro – “Mouths of Gold.” The law will be known as “Oro de Tontos” and is effective April 1st.
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A special thanks to Ted Hannig for his slippery sense of humor, and never wavering support of the community.
Remarkably news regarding gold found and the renaming of Bocas. As a Jamaican sister I am happy Columbus was denied. Looking forward to visit soon
good look finding the golden roads, maybe you will find Columbus too while your at it, haha