The Panama Canal and Social JusticeOffice of International Justice and Peace, United States Catholic Conference, 1976 - 32 páginas |
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... signed by Pan- amian delegates ; its terms were exceedingly one - sided in favor of the United States ; in a changing world the United States has first refused , then half - heartedly agreed to consider bringing the treaty into line ...
... signed by Pan- amian delegates ; its terms were exceedingly one - sided in favor of the United States ; in a changing world the United States has first refused , then half - heartedly agreed to consider bringing the treaty into line ...
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... signed by himself and Bunau - Varilla . The treaty startled many : it not only gave the United States all it had requested , and had been denied by Colombia , but much more . U.S. statesmen and oth- ers , such as the British ambassador ...
... signed by himself and Bunau - Varilla . The treaty startled many : it not only gave the United States all it had requested , and had been denied by Colombia , but much more . U.S. statesmen and oth- ers , such as the British ambassador ...
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... signed the original Treaty . The Republic of Panama was forced to relinquish effective sov- ereignty over a ten - mile wide strip of territory that cut Pan- ama in half . The United States established military and training bases in the ...
... signed the original Treaty . The Republic of Panama was forced to relinquish effective sov- ereignty over a ten - mile wide strip of territory that cut Pan- ama in half . The United States established military and training bases in the ...
Contenido
INTRODUCTION | 4 |
Yankee Doodle Over There a oneact play | 12 |
Highlights of the Debate | 18 |
Otras 2 secciones no mostradas
Términos y frases comunes
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