Panama Canal Authority Denies Changes to Charge Fees After US Claim
The Panama Canal Authority said in a statement late on Wednesday that it had not made any changes to charges or rights to cross the canal, after the U.S. State Department said that U.S. government vessels could transit the crossing without being subject to such fees.
Panama to Curb China's Influence Over Canal
The U.S. State Department on Wednesday announced a new deal with the government of Panama that will eliminate charge fees for ...
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Panama Reportedly Rethinking Deal with Canal-Adjacent Port OperatorAs pressure from President Trump mounts over alleged Chinese influence over the waterway, the government may cancel its ...
Although Trump has repeatedly said he wants the U.S. to retake the Panama Canal, his actual goals could fall well short of ...
Panama's José Raúl Mulino announced that his country would not renew its agreement with China's Belt and Road Initiative ...
Monday on the RCP podcast, Carl Cannon commented on how the American media begrudgingly covered an early success of Trump's ...
VCG. Recently, the US has made irresponsible remarks on the Panama Canal issue, and intentionally distorted, attacked and mis ...
Secretary of State Marco Rubio is visiting Latin America on his first foreign trip in his new post. One of his stops is ...
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Panama Considers Withdrawing from Port Deal with Hong Kong Firm After Trump's Canal OffensivePanama is considering canceling its contract with Hutchison Ports PPC, a Hong Kong-based firm that President Donald Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio have labeled a national security threat due ...
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