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Panama Canal Extension Underway
With the support of the citizenship in the October 22 referendum, the Panama Canal Authority (ACP) is beginning Tuesday a new stage to enlarge the maritime route.

Although abstentions hovered around 57 percent, nearly 78 percent of Panamanians who voted buttressed the construction of three locks.

As a first step, the ACP will adjust tolls to finance part of the project, redefine the widening plan and overhaul the Canal investment program for 2007.

For that entity and the government, that plan will enable modernizing and make more profitable the inter-oceanic route.

This year, the Canal will provide the nation with earnings of $600 million but authorities reckon that the enlargement would increase that figure eightfold by 2025.


 


 

 
   

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