Panama Canal authority denies changes to charge fees after US claim
The Panama Canal Authority said in a statement late on Wednesday that it had not made any changes to charges or rights to cross the canal, after the U.S. State Department said that U.S. government vessels could transit the crossing without being subject to such fees.
U.S. government vessels are now allowed to transit the Panama Canal without being charged fees, the State Department ...
The Trump administration is taking proactive measures to regain control over the Panama Canal and reduce Chinese influence at ...
Panamanian President José Raúl Mulino on Thursday denied the U.S. State Department’s claim that his country had reached a ...
Panama denied a claim made by the State Department on Wednesday that the Central American nation had agreed to no longer ...
Panama President Jose Raul Mulino said on Thursday the United States was spreading "lies and falsehoods" after the State ...
President Donald Trump is a man with a plan for the canal, namely to force Panama to limit China’s influence on the vital 50-mile shortcut between the Atlantic and the Pacific or risk the United ...
Donald Trump has begun his second term as president by ramping up pressure on Panama – threatening to “take back” the Panama ...
The canal’s two biggest ports are operated by a Hong Kong company with global reach. The Trump administration sees a Chinese ...
Navy use of the canal is infrequent, with about 40 vessels transiting annually, excluding the service’s aircraft carriers, ...
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After the US announced Panama would waive fees for government vessels using the Panama Canal, the Panama Canal Authority ...
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