What happened when the US military invaded Panama? Overwhelming force and deafening non-stop rock.
Trump's Panama Canal threats are the latest in a long history of US interest and involvement in Panama. America invaded a few ...
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Does a ‘foreign power’ threaten the Panama Canal? Here’s what you need to know
Secretary of State Marco Rubio embarks soon on his inaugural trip as the United States’ top diplomat ... what would happen if ...
Facing Threat Of U.S. Invasion, A Deal Is Panama’s Best Defense
With few options and time running out, a deal may prove to be Panama's best defense. The cost of occupying the canal may make ...
‘There will be many casualties’: Panama girds for war as Rubio opens talks
PANAMA CITY — Marco Rubio’s weekend visit to Panama is set to offer clues to a pressing question: whether the next four years ...
Rubio conducts gunboat diplomacy in Panama as Trump reiterates threats to seize Canal
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio visited Panama on Sunday, to press demands for greater US control of the Panama Canal, ...
In Panama, Rubio Says China Threatens Canal, Demanding ‘Immediate’ Action
The secretary of state said the United States could take steps to “protect its rights.” Panama’s leader said he was sure that ...
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Donald Trump’s Combative Pursuits in Panama
The President accused China of “lovingly, but illegally, operating the Panama Canal.” The truth is more complicated.
China is not a danger to Panama Canal; the only closure was caused by a US invasion
GT: As Panama comes to the media spotlight, some US politicians and media outlets have begun to hype China's influence on the ...
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Panama told: Cut China's influence on canal or else
United States Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Sunday threatened action against Panama without immediate changes to reduce ...
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Rubio threatens Panama’s president over canal, saying status quo is ‘unacceptable’
PANAMA CITY — Secretary of State Marco Rubio told Panama’s president Sunday that the status quo at the Panama Canal is “unacceptable” and, absent “immediate changes,” would require the ...