US Secretary Rubio warns Panama over Chinese influence at canal amid regional tour
- U.S. Secretary Marco Rubio warned President José Raúl Mulino that China's influence near the Panama Canal threatens the waterway and violates the U.S.-Panama treaty, according to U.S. State Department spokesperson Tammy Bruce.
- Protests erupted in Panama City, where about 200 demonstrators expressed their opposition to Rubio, chanting slogans about national sovereignty.
- Rubio's visit is part of a regional tour aimed at countering China's growing influence and addressing migration issues, with Mulino proposing expanded cooperation with the U.S.
- Mulino announced that Panama would not renew its agreement with China's Belt and Road initiative, indicating a willingness to review Chinese business operations in the country.
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