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Written by Matt
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Friday, November 03 2006 |
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Pictures taken from visit to see the Embera Drua indians
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Last Updated ( Monday, April 30 2007 )
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Written by Matt
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Monday, October 30 2006 |
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Panama is currently considered a "low risk investment" worldwide. In any case I personally believe that the term "low" represents the fact that there is indeed 'some' risk involved in the process. You might be asking yourself, what type of risk? Well, the only risk besides natural disasters or corruption is what I experienced first hand: squatters on a forgotten property.
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Written by Matt
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Sunday, October 22 2006 |
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Here are some crazy pictures of what Panama City looked like in 1970. Man, things have really changed...
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Last Updated ( Saturday, April 21 2007 )
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Written by Matt
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Monday, October 09 2006 |
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If you read any publishing media, you will receive a lot of information about new projects or developments just beginning in Panama; skyscrapers, luxury condominiums, new hotels, businesses centers, etc. How does a tiny country like Panama to attract this kind of big investment? Who is the target market for these projects?
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Written by Matt
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Sunday, October 08 2006 |
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Pictures I snapped out in Miramar. Check out the submarine, the scariest bridge ever, and the priest who likes to play in the ocean!
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Last Updated ( Saturday, April 21 2007 )
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