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a cremation in panama would probably cost around 3000. im experianced because my grandmother is a native there and she sudenly passed away. its a little steep but its a good ceremony

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Baseball is the national game of Panama. Many people play it.

Of course it is. The Cuban flag does not fly there, but Old Glory does.

No, Guantanamo is NOT part of the United States. It is Cuban territory, leased to the United States under a long-term lease agreement (though Cuba contests the validity of the lease).

U.S. military bases are NOT part of the U.S. - they are part of whichever country/territory/etc. they reside in. Flying the flag there is irrelevant - just as irrelevant as if someone flew a flag of another country outside their house. Legally, military bases are just leased land (though, in most cases, the lease stipulates that the U.S. retains jurisdiction inside the base), and that does NOT change sovereignty. Embassies (NOT INCLUDING consulates) are a special exception in international law, in that they are considered sovereign soil of the country situated on them. All other foreign institutions on a country's soil do NOT change soverignty.

In John McCain's case, the salient fact is NOT that he was born on a military base, but that he was born in the Panama Canal Zone, which was officially U.S. territory at the time (via congressional legislation designating it so), and thus, he is considered a natural-born citizen (and eligible for the Presidency).

To make this more clear - legally, a child born inside a U.S. military base on foreign soil is NOT automatically entitled to U.S. citizenship via the 14th Amendment.

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They did not gain the land in a fair and ethical way.To the Panamanians, the US began to colonize the area in Central America.It was taken more by force and by the whim of the president at the time, than in a fair way.This left many natives rather outraged.

Yes they use paint to mark their faces, therefore they are called the Tripastel tribe. The tri prefix is used because the tribe paints with only red, blue, and yellow. They believe other colors are evil

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Panama owns the Panama Canal. Because of the Torrijos Carter Treaties. Signed by Jimmy Carter and Omar Torrijos of Panama on September 7, 1977, this started the process of granting the Panamanians free control of the Canal so long as Panama signed a treaty guaranteeing the permanent neutrality of the Canal. The treaty led to full Panamanian control effective from noon on December 31, 1999, and the Panama Canal Authority assumed command of the canal.

the Panama Canal is a manmade pathway through the country Panama in Central America that is a shortcut to the Atlantic Ocean from the Pacific and vise versa. It was originally created for naval purposes but has since been used for cargo and travel.

Since the United States is not a choice, I will have to say the Dominican Republic.

Because it was the thinest place to cut across being only sixty miles long.

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The white on the Panama flag means peace between the people.

President Jimmy Carter.

I have searched the internet and apparently there will not be a 2012 Tyndall Air Show.

The Panama Canal joins the Atlantic Ocean with the Pacific Ocean. It is one of most difficult and largest engineering projects ever undertaken. it's located in the country of Panama and is run by the Panamanian government. Panama is in between the countries of Columbia and Costa Rica.

The Panama Canal is about 82 km (51 mi) long.
The Panama Canal is roughly 48 miles long. In kilometers, this rounds to 77.1 kilometers. It is a very long canal that connects the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean.
The Panama Canal is considered one of the engineering wonders of the world. Just 50 miles (80 kilometers) long, this shortcut between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans allows more than 14,000 vessels ferrying nearly 280 million tons of trade goods between the Eastern and Western nations to pass each year.

yes, you can

There's absolutely no reason why you couldn't, so long as you have the necessary seamanship and navigation skills. However, it occurs to me that if you already have these skills, you wouldn't have to ask this question.

Panama uses 110 voltage which is the same as the United States.

It would take about 6 hours to drive from Tampa, Florida to Panama City Beach, Florida. There is 394 miles between the two locations.

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