Panama was colonized during the 1500's. The country of Panama was colonized by the Spanish, and the first European to set foot on the isthmus of Panama was Rodrigo de Bastidas.
Spain is the European country that colonized Panama.
When Spain colonized panama in the 1500's, they brought spanish with them. It's stayed there ever since.
Both Spain and Panama speak Spanish. So hypothetically speaking, if Panama colonized Spain, there would be very little to no effect on the language spoken there.
* no, they didnt
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yes it was .....
It has twice. Once with the Spanish colonized it. And once when the United States intervened.
The Spaniards colonized Panama in the early-to-mid 16th century and the most commonly proposed date is 1538. (The reason the date is vague is because Panama was part of the larger Spanish colony of Nueva Granada and was thus not considered individually important.) Panama was under Spanish control for roughly 300 years before choosing to join the new country of Gran Colombia with Colombia, Venezuela, and Ecuador in 1821. Although these other countries broke off from Gran Colombia relatively soon after, Panama remained attached to Colombia until the beginning of the 20th century. Panama finally gained full independence in 1903 with the assistance of the United States Navy.
Spain, and also colonized argentina, chile, uraguay, colombia,ecuador, panama, bolivia, venezuela, dominican republic, peru, nicaragua, honduras, mexico, gutemala, el salvador, costa rica. All conqured in 1813.
No, no it has not
yes , by England