Panamanian Leaders Walk Tightrope on Canal Treaty
Panamanian leaders and diplomats seek a careful path as talks on a new canal treaty with the United States intensify amid U.S. election debate. Negotiators aim to replace the 1903 pact while avoiding violence and political backlash. Disputes center on bases, land and water rights, and the future of U.S. military installations in the zone.
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