No. During colonial times, present-day Panama was part of the Viceroyalty of New Granada, which also included Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador, Trinidad & Tobago and Guyana, as well as some parts of present-day Peru and Brazil.
The rest of Central America -- with the exception of Belize, known at the time as British Honduras -- was part of the Viceroyalty of the New Spain, which eventually became present-day Mexico, several U.S. States such as California and Texas, as well as Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Costa Rica and Nicaragua.
No, Panama was never owned by the U.S.
Panama and Mexico are two different countries. The population of Mexico is of 111.2 million people, while Panama has 4.4 million people.
Columbia owned the area around Panama before the US helped Panama form its own country.
No. It is a city in the country of Panama.
The people of Panama. Panama is a sovereign country, so it is not 'owned' by anyone else. Should you mean to ask: Who owns the Panama Canal? the answer is: it is owned by the Republic of Panama and managed by the Government agency called the ACP (Autoridad del Canal de Panama).
the country that owned panama is Nicaragua
The US, but it is now owned by Panama
no
Colombia, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama, Honduras, and Guatemala.
Panama is a country. It Is north of Colombia and south of Mexico.
Gulf of Mexico
Panama is in Central America. Mexico is the southernmost country in North America. Panama is bordered by Costa Rica to the north and Columbia to the south.