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26. Apr. 2022 · This article examines this proposition through the case of Coco Solo, Panama, an informal community situated at the epicentre of Panama’s transit economy but persistently excluded from its benefits. Between 2001 and 2014, as part of a protracted struggle over housing, Coco Solo residents repeatedly blockaded key ports and logistics facilities ...
Cativá is a corregimiento in Colón District, Colón Province, Panama, with a population of 34,558 as of 2010. Cativá is situated 4 km northeast of Hospital Coco Solo. Fort Gulick
Colon Logistic Park, strategically located within the Colon Container Terminal (Evergreen) in the city of Colon, is just 75 five minutes from Panama City and the Tocumen International Airport, Panama’s international airport.
el caso de Coco Solo, Panama, una comunidad informal situada en el epicentro de la economıadetransito paname~na, pero continuamente excluida de sus bene ficios. Entre 2001 y 2014, como parte de una prolongada lucha por la vivienda, residentes de Coco Solo bloquearon repetidamente puertos e instalaciones claves para la logıstica. A pesar
Coco Solo was a community of about 300 households living in an abandoned US naval base near the Atlantic entrance to the Panama Canal (see Figure 1). Established in 1918, the naval station later served as a residential townsite for civilian employees of the US-run Panama Canal Company and its successor, the joint Panamanian–US Panama Canal Commission. Beginning in the 1980s, Coco Solo was ...
8. Apr. 2015 · Coco Solo Hospital was the CZ hospital on the Atlantic Side. I believe it was originally built by the Navy and then transferred to CZ. It had a staff of family physicians and 1 or 2 specialists in Ob-Gyn, Pediatrics, General Surgery. Complicated cases were transferred to Gorgas and Gorgas physicians filled in for MD’s who were on vacation or otherwise absent. There were rather nice quarters ...
25. Juni 2014 · They moved us to the Coco Solo school. I was at the time a 5th grader and the year 1959. I was a military Brat and moved to Ft Benning GA attening 6th grade. We returned to Panama and attended Cristobal JR High. I lived in Ft Gulick I have such great memories of Panam, the school system and all the friends I made throughout the years I lived in ...
