An indigenous Embera Wounaan child sucks his thumb in Santa Fe in the southern Darien province, on the border with Colombia, April 27, 2007. Panama's President Martin Torrijos visited Santa Fe to listen to the villagers' complaints, while giving them titles to their land and $35 to each family a month for food. The villagers said that Colombian guerrillas are recruiting them to shop for the guerrillas, leading the Panamanian police to try and control the amount of groceries being purchased. They also said that legitimate shopping is being confiscated, causing some families to have not enough to eat. REUTERS/Alberto Lowe (PANAMA)