José Ramón Icaza
José Ramón Icaza is the Minister of Canal Affairs in Panama, responsible for overseeing the operations and initiatives of the Panama Canal Authority (ACP). He recently announced the appointments of three new directors for the ACP, emphasizing the importance of experience and integrity in maintaining the institution's efficiency and reliability. Icaza's leadership is crucial as the Canal evaluates new projects aimed at enhancing its capacity and value in global trade.
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Panama:
José Ramón Icaza is the Minister of Canal Affairs who is facing legal complaints related to the government's agreements.
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Panama:
José Ramón Icaza published the English version of the joint declaration concerning the security and operation of the Panama Canal.
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Panama:
José Ramón Icaza stated that U.S. ships would not pass through the Canal for free.
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Panama:
José Ramón Icaza is the minister of affairs for the Canal who is also called to appear.
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Panama:
José Ramón Icaza is the Minister of Canal Affairs and has been cited by the National Assembly.
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Panama:
José Ramón Icaza is the Minister for Canal Affairs who clarified the nature of the agreement with the United States.
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Panama:
José Ramón Icaza is the Minister for Canal Affairs in Panama who commented on the agreements with the U.S.
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Panama:
José Ramón Icaza is the minister for Canal Affairs who discussed the implications of a joint declaration between Panama and the United States.
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Portugal:
José Ramón Icaza is the Minister of Canal Affairs who participated in a joint declaration with Pete Hegseth.
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Vietnam:
Jose Ramon Icaza, the Minister in charge of the Panama Canal, affirmed that the country would seek mechanisms to compensate for warships and supply ships.
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