Navigating Economic and Geopolitical Waters

This chapter explores the economic repercussions of drought on shipping fees and navigation in the Panama Canal, emphasizing the environmental factors affecting all vessels. It also delves into the Panama Canal Authority's financial challenges post-U.S. handover and the growing influence of Chinese companies in the region, raising questions about U.S. interests. The discussion further critiques Trump's foreign policy approach, particularly regarding Panama and Greenland, highlighting potential implications for national security amidst geopolitical tensions.