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Delgado: No Foreign Troops in Panama
Panama Minister of Government and Justice Daniel Delgado ruled out the possibility of accepting the presence of foreign troops in Panama.

Delgado denied media versions on that eventuality, which aroused after the visit of President Martin Torrijos to US, where he met with the Defense Secretary Robert Gates, among others.

Delgado expressed during a meeting with foreign media, that his country will maintain cooperation in areas of security and the fight against drug trafficking with all the nations of the region and of other parts of the world.

He disclosed having received an invitation of Gates to travel to Washington in July to treat those issues, which was confirmed.
 
 

 

 

 
 

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