Secretary of State Marco Rubio is preparing to travel to Panama, Costa Rica, Guatemala and other Central ... said Rubio "is probably coming not next week but the first week of February." ...

Secretary of State Marco Rubio is set to visit Panama — the country whose canal President Donald Trump has suggested he’d seize — as early as next week, according to three U.S. officials ...

Panama will be one of the first stops for new Secretary of State Marco Rubio as he heads overseas late next week for the ... on Rubio’s trip will include Guatemala, El Salvador, Costa Rica ...

I like to imagine someone swimming in the Gulf of Mexico when Google unceremoniously renamed it to the Gulf of America. There ...

Panama City will host four Community Redevelopment ... attendees will be divided into groups and given maps, budgets and guidelines for allocating funds for community projects," the post reads.

The authorities could allow the country’s currency, the peso, to weaken against the dollar, effectively making its exports ...

the visit could come as early as next week. The planned trip comes after repeated vows by President Donald Trump – who returned to the White House on Monday – to take back the Panama Canal.

Under the mentorship of Terry Smith, Bermuda finished seventh out of 17 teams after posting a 2-0 victory over Panama ... “We’re not going to win it. Guatemala, Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic ...

What comes next is not Panama ... and Nicaragua. Panama Canal tolls might not even make a top 10, taking into consideration lawless Haiti, unstable Honduras and Guatemala and money laundering ...

Migration, though, was the main issue of the day, as it will be for the next stops on Rubio's five-nation Central American tour of Costa Rica, Guatemala and the Dominican Republic after Panama and ...

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio plans to travel to Panama next week following President ... Apart from Panama, Rubio is expected to visit Guatemala, the Dominican Republic, Costa Rica, and ...

leaving thousands of asylum-seekers disappointed and unsure of what to do next. “There’s great uncertainty right now,” said Manuela Pérez Jerónimo, a 47-year-old from Guatemala who was ...