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The ongoing dispute between the U.S. and China over the Panama Canal has intensified. President Trump, re-elected, has hinted at potentially reclaiming the canal from Panama. Recent reports suggested that U.S. government vessels would pass through the canal without paying fees, but Panama has denied these claims. The Panama Canal Authority clarified its authority over tolls and fees, stating no changes have been made.
USA – China is embroiled in a severe dispute over Panama. President Trump, who had previously raised concerns about China's dominance over the Panama Canal, has escalated his rhetoric since being re-elected. As part of an agreement, the Panama Canal, which was handed over to Panama, could potentially be reclaimed by the U.S. In this context, several news reports regarding U.S.-Panama relations have emerged. Recently, reports surfaced that U.S. government vessels had agreed to pass through the Panama Canal without paying any fees, but Panama has denied these claims.
The U.S. government stated that such an agreement had been made, which would save millions of dollars for the U.S. government. In response, Panama issued a statement clarifying that they have exclusive authority to set tolls and fees for the use of the canal. Panama Canal Authority emphasized that there have been no changes made to these charges.
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