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Page 158
... Parties under the treaties now in force between the two countries , nor be considered as a limitation , definition , restriction or restrictive interpretation of such rights and obligations , but without prejudice to the full force and ...
... Parties under the treaties now in force between the two countries , nor be considered as a limitation , definition , restriction or restrictive interpretation of such rights and obligations , but without prejudice to the full force and ...
Page 196
... Parties commit themselves to study jointly the feasi- bility xf a sea - level canal in the Republic of Panama , and in the event they determine that such a waterway is necessary , they shall negotiate terms , agreeable to both Parties ...
... Parties commit themselves to study jointly the feasi- bility xf a sea - level canal in the Republic of Panama , and in the event they determine that such a waterway is necessary , they shall negotiate terms , agreeable to both Parties ...
Page 197
... Parties may agree upon . The terms and conditions applicable to Canal operating areas made available by the Republic of Panama for the use of the United States of America pursuant to Article III of this Treaty shall apply in a similar ...
... Parties may agree upon . The terms and conditions applicable to Canal operating areas made available by the Republic of Panama for the use of the United States of America pursuant to Article III of this Treaty shall apply in a similar ...
Contents
How We Got There | 18 |
What Panama Agreed To | 34 |
Who Speaks for Panama? | 53 |
Copyright | |
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