Surrender in Panama: The Case Against the Treaty |
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... Carter administration has painted America as the villain in Panama . The story of the canal , we are told , is a legacy of national shame ; our presence in the Canal Zone was secured through an immoral use of force and is the last ...
... Carter administration has painted America as the villain in Panama . The story of the canal , we are told , is a legacy of national shame ; our presence in the Canal Zone was secured through an immoral use of force and is the last ...
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... Carter ad- ministration foreign policy talent , especially where Panama is con- cerned . Since becoming president , Carter has appointed fifteen of its member to important government posts , many of them with duties that heavily ...
... Carter ad- ministration foreign policy talent , especially where Panama is con- cerned . Since becoming president , Carter has appointed fifteen of its member to important government posts , many of them with duties that heavily ...
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... Carter and other treaty advocates , historians of some future time may well label the late 1970s as the Golden Age ... Carter in a speech reported in the September 10 issue of the Panamanian periodical La Estrella : " The more I read of ...
... Carter and other treaty advocates , historians of some future time may well label the late 1970s as the Golden Age ... Carter in a speech reported in the September 10 issue of the Panamanian periodical La Estrella : " The more I read of ...
Contents
How We Got There | 18 |
What Panama Agreed To | 34 |
The Importance of the Canal Today | 43 |
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