Surrender in Panama: The Case Against the Treaty |
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Page 84
... called in reinforcements from Panama ; General Torrijos flew in for a quick attempt at a salvage mission , the two leaders meeting again at the White House on October 14. Afterwards they issued what they called a " Statement of ...
... called in reinforcements from Panama ; General Torrijos flew in for a quick attempt at a salvage mission , the two leaders meeting again at the White House on October 14. Afterwards they issued what they called a " Statement of ...
Page 164
... called " E " , located on the northeasterly boundary of the Colón Corridor ( at its Colón extrem- ity ) , the ... called " F " , located at longitude 79 ° 53 ′ W. plus 3700.00 feet ( 1127.762 meters ) ; N. 36 ° 36 ' 30 " E. , 2616.00 ...
... called " E " , located on the northeasterly boundary of the Colón Corridor ( at its Colón extrem- ity ) , the ... called " F " , located at longitude 79 ° 53 ′ W. plus 3700.00 feet ( 1127.762 meters ) ; N. 36 ° 36 ' 30 " E. , 2616.00 ...
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... called a guardia ( common soldier ) by occupation , he receives a salary comparable to that of the highly - paid G - 2 chief , Manual Noriega . Denial of the Right to Counsel Officials of the Torrijos government have written laws which ...
... called a guardia ( common soldier ) by occupation , he receives a salary comparable to that of the highly - paid G - 2 chief , Manual Noriega . Denial of the Right to Counsel Officials of the Torrijos government have written laws which ...
Contents
How We Got There | 18 |
What Panama Agreed To | 34 |
The Importance of the Canal Today | 43 |
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