Thanks to its strategic position between two continents and two oceans, Panama has long been a crossroads. It was for migrating tribes, Spanish occupiers and pirates of the past, while modern history brought the French followed by the Americans who cut the famous canal, which opened in 1914. These days more than 100 international companies hang flags here as a Latin American headquarters, making it a multi-cultural melting pot. Filled with natural wonders, gorgeous beaches, a dash of hipness and...
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