Panamá, the country and the canal
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Nov 15, 2000
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Torrijos-Carter, Extension, Channel, USA
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Torrijos-Carter Treaties give the full rights of Panama Canal administration and force the U.S. military to leave the country gradually. Having a large inter-oceanic ships transit the channel requires an extension to meet such high demand. This extension consists of several phases: the first is geographical (Gaillard Cut) to meet the demands of carriers and the second is the construction of a third module locks, with high input of freshwater and cost involved. There is a split between the U.S. and Panama to discuss economic and security aspects of the Canal.
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Ríos Vicente, Enrique. 2000. “Panamá, the country and the canal”. Revista de Comunicación de la SEECI, no. 6 (November):1-8. https://doi.org/10.15198/seeci.2000.6.1-8.
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