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This article aims to address, through the qualitative method, together with the contributions of Oral History, a study on the Invasion of Panama, executed by the United States, on December 20, 1989; Regarding this recent event, it is essential for specialists in the Social Sciences, especially those dedicated to History, to gather as much information as can be provided by the people who unfortunately lived through this terrible experience and who many times those voices have gone unnoticed in the construction of such a transcendental event for our country. Relations between Panama and the United States have always been quite special and at the same time complex; since the times when the Isthmus of Panama was part of Colombia, certain encounters and disagreements had already developed between U.S. citizens and the Isthmian population; the construction of the Panama Railroad between 1850-55, the signing of the Hay-Bunau Varilla Treaty.
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