Rubio walks back State Department’s claim of free Panama Canal transit for US government vessels
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has walked back the assertion of the State Department that Panama “has agreed to no longer charge fees” to US government vessels transiting the Panama Canal after outcry from the Panamanian government.
Panama's president says the State Department's claim of an agreement granting U.S. warships free canal passage was "based on ...
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Panama, US Play ‘He Said, She Said’ on Free Canal PassagePanama President José Raúl Mulino and the canal's operator denied the State Department’s claim that the country would allow U ...
Navy use of the canal is infrequent, with about 40 vessels transiting annually, excluding the service’s aircraft carriers, ...
The Panama Canal Authority late Wednesday said it has made no change to its tolls or other fees, denying the Trump ...
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Panama's decision to leave a key investment deal with China has drawn accusations from Beijing of "pressure and coercion" by ...
The Navy's decision to stay silent amid the negotiations with Panama makes it difficult to accurately determine just how much ...
To protect its interests in Panama without destabilizing the region, the United States must approach this situation with ...
The Panama Canal Authority on Wednesday denied the U.S. State Department's claim that U.S. government vessels would be able ...
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Panama Reportedly Rethinking Deal with Canal-Adjacent Port OperatorAs pressure from President Trump mounts over alleged Chinese influence over the waterway, the government may cancel its ...
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