World greets Noriega decision as end to Panama standoff
Nations across the globe welcomed General Manuel Noriega's decision to surrender to U.S. troops and accept justice, hoping for peace in Panama. Leaders praised the move, with Bahrain and Britain expressing relief, Spain noting the Vatican context, and Thailand stressing the need for a fair narcotics trial.
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Myth Shattering Women Lead Panama Invasion Challenge Ban
In Panama, 988th Military Police Company led by Capt Linda Bray and 2nd Lt Kimberly Thompson defied gender myths about combat. They advanced despite the Pentagon ban, with 600 women among 26,000 troops, none among 23 killed, prompting White House support and calls from Sen John Warner to reexamine policy.
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Noriega faces U S drug charges tied to cartel protection
Manuel Antonio Noriega, brought to the United States to face drug charges, is named in 1988 indictments alleging he used his Panama leadership to shield international traffickers including the Medellin cartel. He faced 12 counts of conspiracy, racketeering, importing drugs, and traveling to further the conspiracy over bribes, laundering, and protection schemes.
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