Report from the Panama Canal: Panamanians Denounce U.S. Aggression
December 23, 2025
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1:03:13Now PlayingReport from the Panama Canal: Panamanians Denounce U.S. Aggression
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as posted by the channelFrom the Panama Canal, Reason2Resist correspondent Rami Yahia reports on protests against U.S. aggression and the U.S. invasion of Panama in 1989.
On the 20th of December in that year, the United States invaded Panama under the pretext of removing de facto head of state, Manuel Noriega.
In reality, the invasion was motivated by the U.S. government's desire to seize control of the Panama canal.
Thirty-six years later, Panamanians continue to commemorate the 1989 invasion by mounting protests against U.S. aggression. This year, those protests have taken on added significance due to the Trump regime's criminal war of aggression on neighbouring Venezuela.
Throughout this report, you'll hear directly from relatives of people who resisted the U.S. invasion, as well as young anti-imperialists who have not forgotten the brutality of the U.S. aggression against the Panamanian people.
In the latter half of his report, Rami refers to the defence fund of JR16, which is currently being targeted by the Panamanian state. You can contribute to that defence fund here
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