The military intervention of 1925 represents a pivotal event that highlighted the need to eliminate the clause allowing for U.S. intervention in Panama. This intervention became a defining moment in the country's history and a significant step in the struggle for sovereignty. In this context, it is important to note the centennial of the Tenant Strike, which also played a crucial role in the fight for the rights of the Panamanian people. These two events, though occurring at different times, are closely linked in the nation's history of the struggle for freedom and independence.
1925 Military Intervention and Panama's Fight for Sovereignty
The 1925 U.S. military intervention in Panama was a key event that underscored the need to eliminate intervention clauses. This article covers the centennial of the Tenant Strike and its role in the nation's struggle for independence.
