Crisis de Panamá: la crisis oculta en Centroamérica 1981-1989
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1990
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Ramírez Mora, Ana Leonor
Valverde Araya, Marianela
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Universidad Nacional, Costa Rica
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El cambio ocurrido en Panamá, a partir de la invasión armada estadounidense es una vuelta a la normalidad. Así mismo se van a producir cambios importantes en los sistemas políticos centroamericanos y se dio inicio a la incorporación de Panamá al proceso de negociación política y económica de Centroamérica.
El problema de las drogas, fue una parte propagandística utilizando por los estadounidenses como justificación a su intervención armada en Panamá el 20 de diciembre de 1989, pero este problema va más allá de Panamá, porque va a involucrar la interferencia de otros factores como son: los productores, los transportadores y los consumidores de droga.
Nuestro trabajo va tratar de explicar la crisis de Panamá, pero tiene que ver fundamentalmente más con el sistema político panameño que con el problema de las drogas y la intervención de Panamá en este y la crisis centroamericana; va a analizar el período comprendido entre la muerte del General Omar Torrijos en 1981 hasta la sustitución del General Manuel Antonio Noriega en 1989.
The change that occurred in Panama after the U.S. armed invasion was a return to normality. Important changes were also produced in the Central American political systems and the incorporation of Panama into the process of political and economic negotiation in Central America began. The drug problem was a part of the propaganda used by the United States as a justification for their armed intervention in Panama on December 20, 1989, but this problem goes beyond Panama, because it will involve the interference of other factors such as: drug producers, transporters and consumers. Our work will try to explain the crisis in Panama, but it has to do fundamentally more with the Panamanian political system than with the drug problem and Panama's intervention in this and the Central American crisis; it will analyze the period from the death of General Omar Torrijos in 1981 until the substitution of General Manuel Antonio Noriega in 1989.
The change that occurred in Panama after the U.S. armed invasion was a return to normality. Important changes were also produced in the Central American political systems and the incorporation of Panama into the process of political and economic negotiation in Central America began. The drug problem was a part of the propaganda used by the United States as a justification for their armed intervention in Panama on December 20, 1989, but this problem goes beyond Panama, because it will involve the interference of other factors such as: drug producers, transporters and consumers. Our work will try to explain the crisis in Panama, but it has to do fundamentally more with the Panamanian political system than with the drug problem and Panama's intervention in this and the Central American crisis; it will analyze the period from the death of General Omar Torrijos in 1981 until the substitution of General Manuel Antonio Noriega in 1989.
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PANAMÁ, POLÍTICA ECONÓMICA, ECONOMIC POLICY