Here's why Trump probably wants the Panama Canal back
- President-Elect Donald Trump did not rule out the use of military force to retake the Panama Canal, raising concerns about national security and economic interests for the United States.
- The United States handed control of the canal to Panama in 1999, after a deal made during President Jimmy Carter's administration.
- Trump's comments have sparked a global guessing game about his intentions, leading to swift pushback from Panamanian President José Raúl Mulino.
- The Panama Canal is crucial for trade, with the United States being the biggest user, and it supports a significant part of Panama's economy.
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