Protests grip Panama over Canadian mining deal
Why protests that began over a deal with a Canadian mining company have seized Panama, and reignited a century of anger over North American interests.
Protests that began over a mining contract with a Canadian company have seized Panama for weeks, with key highways blocked, schools shut down, and a port choked with boats.
Why has the situation reignited a century of anger over North American interests?
Freelance journalist Michael Fox has been covering the protests from Panama. The first season of his upcoming podcast, Under the Shadow, looks at the lingering impact of U.S. intervention in Central America.
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