The Panama Canal: An Exercise in International Relations |
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... administration ( though with some significant support from inside the Democratic Party as well ) , corresponds to the traditional approach , for which rela- tions with Latin America should closely resemble an effective bundle of ...
... administration ( though with some significant support from inside the Democratic Party as well ) , corresponds to the traditional approach , for which rela- tions with Latin America should closely resemble an effective bundle of ...
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... administration posts were covered by them . In the so- called " security jobs " , the U.S. presence was of 88 per cent . 28 Generally speaking , Panama contributes to the Canal operations with its cheaper labour force and with some ...
... administration posts were covered by them . In the so- called " security jobs " , the U.S. presence was of 88 per cent . 28 Generally speaking , Panama contributes to the Canal operations with its cheaper labour force and with some ...
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... administration and defence of the Canal are jointly undertaken by the United States and Panama until 1999 · - · - - · The U.S. physical military presence is gradually reduced After 1999 Panama aquires full control of the Canal Panama ...
... administration and defence of the Canal are jointly undertaken by the United States and Panama until 1999 · - · - - · The U.S. physical military presence is gradually reduced After 1999 Panama aquires full control of the Canal Panama ...
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