The centennial anniversary of the canal's opening Aug. 15 was marred by doubts about the country's ability to harness the full benefits of a multibillion-dollar expansion beset by cost overruns, strikes and the threat of competition from rival projects.
August 15, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Global Lawyer News
It was supposed to be a grand celebration of the engineering triumph that forged a nation.
Instead, the 100th anniversary of the Panama Canal’s opening Aug. 15 was marred by doubts about the country’s ability to harness the full benefits of a multibillion-dollar expansion beset by cost overruns, strikes and the threat of competition from rival projects.
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