Ilya Espino de Marotta, the deputy administrator of ... Few believe the president is serious about a military invasion of Panama to seize back the canal. But the country, with a population of ...

Secretary of State Marco Rubio‘s upcoming visit to Panama is expected to offer crucial insight into the direction of U.S.

American troops were to depose Panama’s de facto ruler, General Manuel Noriega ... songs that coyly fit within the context of the invasion. The Clash’s “I Fought the Law” was a top ...

The new Panamanian ambassador was given strict instructions as he prepared to meet then-President Donald Trump one day in ...

The canal’s construction began in 1880 under Ferdinand de Lesseps, who built Egypt ... remaining intact even after the 1989 U.S. invasion of Panama. While polls in the late 1970s showed ...

Raúl Arias de Para, an ecotourism entrepreneur and ... force stirred memories among his compatriots of the U.S. invasion of Panama in 1989. The military action then, he noted, was aimed at ...

From the inception of the US project in 1903 up until 1979, the Panama Canal and the surrounding area (extending five miles on both sides) remained a de facto US territory under the Panama Canal ...

Ok, but theoretically what would happen if the US tried to take the Panama Canal? Since the 1989 US invasion that deposed dictator Manuel Noriega, Panama does not have an army but Panamanians are ...

In December 1989, former President George H.W. Bush launched an invasion of Panama to overthrow the country's de facto ruler, Gen. Manuel Noriega. The intervention, which was widely supported by ...