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    US, allies release joint statement supporting Panama’s sovereignty

    The Daily FuseBy The Daily FuseApril 29, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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    The USA, Bolivia, Costa Rica, Guyana, Paraguay, and Trinidad and Tobago launched a joint assertion in assist of Panama‘s sovereignty on Tuesday (Apr 28), saying latest actions by China are an try and politicise maritime commerce and infringe on the sovereignty of countries within the hemisphere.

    “We’re monitoring with vigilance China’s focused financial strain and the latest actions which have affected Panama-flagged vessels,” the assertion stated. “Panama is a pillar of our maritime buying and selling system, and as such should stay free from any undue exterior strain.”

    Panama‘s Supreme Courtroom in late January invalidated the legal framework supporting the 1997 concession granting CK Hutchison’s Panama Ports Firm the suitable to function the Balboa and Cristobal terminals on the Pacific and Atlantic sides of the Panama Canal.

    The cancellation adopted mounting US strain to curb Chinese language affect across the strategic canal, which handles about 5 per cent of worldwide maritime commerce.

    CK Hutchison, which operated the ports for almost 30 years, has rejected the courtroom ruling, accused Panamanian authorities of unlawfully seizing property, and launched an international arbitration case towards the nation, claiming damages of greater than US$2 billion.

    The Panamanian courtroom ruling was adopted by a surge in detentions and inspections of Panama-flagged vessels in China in obvious retaliation.



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