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Secretary Hegseth, addressing concerns about China’s growing influence in the Western Hemisphere, highlighted China-based companies’ control of land and critical infrastructure. He urged regional governments to collaborate to counter this influence and address threats from drug cartels and immigration. Following a meeting with Panamanian President Mulino, agreements were made to enhance security coordination and explore methods to reimburse fees for U.S. warship transit through the Panama Canal, a point of contention stemming from concerns over alleged Chinese influence and overcharging. The sale of a controlling stake in Panamanian ports from a Hong Kong-based consortium to an American consortium is expected to further alleviate these concerns.
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John Q. Hosedrinker