Panama Canal eyes a strong rebound

In-Depth by WCN Editorial

“Despite the challenges faced earlier this year, I am confident we will see a steady recovery going into our 2021 fiscal year for both the Canal and its customers,” Panama Canal Authority (ACP) administrator Ricaurte Vásquez Morales has declared.

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