Panamal Canal :))
No, the Panama Canal was not built as part of a treaty between the US and Colombia. Initially, the US sought to negotiate a treaty with Colombia to build the canal, but when negotiations failed, the US supported a rebellion in Panama in 1903. After Panama gained independence, the US and the new government signed the Hay-Bunau-Varilla Treaty, which granted the US control over the canal zone to construct the canal.
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The US encouraged the separation of Panama from Nicaragua, of which it was previously a part.
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Rodman
Under the guidance of Theodore Roosevelt, the U.S. built the panama canal to help panama gain its independance from colombia. Panama owns the canal, so I'm guessing their government gives the U.S. Navy freepasses in gratitude
The capital city of Panama is Panama City, which straddles the Panama Canal (originally the US-occupied Canal Zone).
The U.S. helped the people of Panama separate from Colombia, so in return the U.S. won a ten-mile-wide zone in Panama in which to build the Panama Canal. The canal officially open in 1914.
Panama owns the Panama Canal. Although the US had control over the Canal Zone from 1903 to 1979, the treaty was eventually amended in 1977.
The answer is Panama Canal Zone.