Panama's Diverse Life Beyond Bright Public Eye
A vivid survey of Panama from Darien to Costa Rica highlights ethnic patterns, wealth tied to US funds, and political strains under President Marco Robles. It notes education gaps, urban-rural contrasts, and race tensions among Panamanians, Indians, Jamaicans, and others, with a portrait of daily subsistence and craft in Panamanian campesionos.
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Panama Canal workers face skilled labor bust and mix race issues
The article discusses Panama Canal service workers and Panamanian civilians, noting a class divide and rising tensions as U S technicians are replaced. It questions whether Panama can supply high skilled substitutes in the future and cites historical progress since 1903. The piece ends inviting continuation next week.
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