Panama

New Embassies in Panama and Bulgaria Practice "Green Diplomacy" State Department promotes responsible use of resources with embassy plan In Panama City, the new U.S. Embassy promotes mass transit and employs sensors to check indoor air...

In this article: State Department, Energy Security Act, Panama City, and Donald Young

...not originate in 1947 and 1948. According to the relevant State Department website, the OAS ''traces its origins to the Congress of Panama, convoked by Simon Bolivar in 1826'' to promote commerce in the hemisphere, and this led to the...

In this article: Democracy, Manuel Zelaya, Honduras, Organization of American States, Oscar Arias, Roberto Micheletti, and Latin America

...FBI. The Department of Justice said Anderson is employed by Caddell Construction, an Alabama-based firm that has won contracts from the State Department to build embassies and consulate buildings in China, Mexico, Nepal and Panama. If...

In this article: Beijing, U.S. State Department, Bureau of Diplomatic Security, FBI, Department of Justice, China, and Central Florida

...in that year. Mallory then joined the Inter-American Development Bank, working in Washington, D.C., Costa Rica, and Panama, and helped establish the anthropology department at the University of Guadalajara, Mexico. In 1961 the...

In this article: Department of State, Foreign Agricultural Service, Paris, USDA, Mexico City, United States, World War II, and Department of Agriculture

US counternarcotics officials believe that the FARC and other Colombian traffickers are shipping more drugs from Colombia overland across Panama to avoid tighter control of Pacific and Caribbean coastal waterways by the Panamanian and US...

In this article: Narcotic, US, State Department, Darien, Pacific, and Caribbean

...nation's food supply chain. The State Department would get an additional $500 million to provide more secure travel documents for people traveling to and from the Caribbean, Bermuda, Panama, Canada and Mexico. It would also pay for a border...

In this article: George W. Bush, Homeland Security Department, Michael Chertoff, Bennie Thompson, Supply chain, State Department, and Federal Bureau of Investigation

...despite an unusual last-minute ­wrinkle. Panama's National Assembly recently elected as its leader Pedro Miguel Gonzalez, whom the United States wants to try for the murder of a U.S. soldier in 1992. Rangel said Wednesday that that was a...

In this article: Peru, Charles B. Rangel, Colombia, South Korea, Sander M. Levin, and House Ways and Means Committee

Perry succeeded Lt. Theodorus Mason in April 1885 as Chief Intelligence Officer of the ONI, and he fostered closer ties between the agency and the State Department, as they shared a mutual interest in Panama, Samoa and Hawaii. His...

In this article: Office of Naval Intelligence, Theodorus B.M. Mason, Seaton Schroeder, Raymond P. Rodgers, Oliver Hazard Perry, Battle of Santiago de Cuba, and USS Iowa

...awareness advocates in the United States, Mexico, Brazil and Costa Rica. Breast cancer is the second leading cause of cancer-related deaths among women in Panama. According to the Panamanian Ministry of Health, more than 25 percent of...

In this article: Breast cancer, Laura Bush, Cancer, U.S. Department of State, Susan G. Komen, and The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center