The Canal; Aspects of United States-Panamanian Relations, Volume 10 |
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... Panamanians have never been reluctant to publicly express their dissatisfaction with United States policies and American cultural arrogance . Although many of the accusations of the Panamanians are exaggerated , one must bear in mind ...
... Panamanians have never been reluctant to publicly express their dissatisfaction with United States policies and American cultural arrogance . Although many of the accusations of the Panamanians are exaggerated , one must bear in mind ...
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... Panamanians felt the bypassing of the machinery of the Inter- American system to be a supreme insult . They believed that the Americans should have informed the nations of the hemi- sphere of their intention and offered them an ...
... Panamanians felt the bypassing of the machinery of the Inter- American system to be a supreme insult . They believed that the Americans should have informed the nations of the hemi- sphere of their intention and offered them an ...
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... Panamanians constantly complain that discrimination is practiced in the Canal Zone . They resent the fact that natives who work in the Zone do not get the preferred positions and that the numerous military personnel there are really a ...
... Panamanians constantly complain that discrimination is practiced in the Canal Zone . They resent the fact that natives who work in the Zone do not get the preferred positions and that the numerous military personnel there are really a ...
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