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‘The Canal Is Ours’

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On the morning of December 31, 1999, hundreds of people gathered at the base of the Panama Canal Administration Building, a sweeping, colonial-style beige edifice carved into a steep hill on the edge of Panama City and flanked by an imposing staircase that descends from the entrance to the plaza below. The building projects both […]

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‘The Canal Is Ours’

On the morning of December 31, 1999, hundreds of people gathered at the base of the Panama Canal Administration Building, a sweeping, colonial-style beige edifice carved into a steep hill on the edge of Panama City and flanked by an imposing staircase that descends from the entrance to the plaza below. The building projects both […]

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