Noriega Sightings Spark Global Manhunt Amid Invasion
Reports claim General Manuel Antonio Noriega is spotted across Mexico Panama and possibly in embassies in Panama City as U S forces press a three day invasion. Officials say Noriega remains at large with a $1 million reward and a looming danger of flight or retreat to a friendly embassy.
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Invasion may aid crackdown on drug money trails
Fort Lauderdale reports that the Panama invasion aimed to topple Noriega and secure the canal. Officials say a new window opens to seize offshore accounts, track cartel assets, and pressure money laundering hubs, with support from Endara’s government easing bank secrecy.
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Bush says Panama occupation may last as long as needed
President Bush defended the U S invasion of Panama saying American troops could remain as long as necessary to capture General Manuel Antonio Noriega and restore order. He acknowledged casualties and said the effort was worth it despite Noriega's escape. Some lawmakers warned that U S forces may remain for a long period amid the collapse of civil authority.
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Americans bury four Navy SEALs from Panama invasion
Four Navy SEALs Lt John Patrick Connors Donald McFaul Isaac Rodriguez and Chris Tilghman were returned to Dover Air Force Base in a cold ceremony with an honor guard and flags after leading a raid to stop Noriega from fleeing by air. More bodies were en route on C five cargo planes as the nation mourns.
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Bush sheds wimp image as he risks military moves
President Bush embraces a tougher image by approving military action in Panama and signaling readiness to strike in China. Reporters note the risk taker label hinges on whether these moves save lives and succeed in shaping his presidency.
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