Panama, a (Dis)union between North and South America
“Heroes, like the martyrs of January 9, 1964, have left us a clear message: sovereignty is neither granted nor negotiated; it is defended with determination and love for the homeland. (…) A people who forget their history are condemned to repeat it, but a people who honor it are destined to rise. (...
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| Izvleček: | “Heroes, like the martyrs of January 9, 1964, have left us a clear message: sovereignty is neither granted nor negotiated; it is defended with determination and love for the homeland. (…) A people who forget their history are condemned to repeat it, but a people who honor it are destined to rise. (…) Long live a free and sovereign Panama!” (José Domingo Ulloa, Archbishop of Panama, January 31, 2025).Speaking on January 31, 2025, the Archbishop of Panama sought to respond to the thunderous st... |
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