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Latin American Economy & Business - November 2018
Panama: The geopolitics and economics of LNG
The enlargement of the Panama Canal, completed in 2016, has made it possible for liquid natural gas (LNG) tankers to use the bi-oceanic crossing. This has increased revenues, but also helped place the country at the centre of US-China rivalry.
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