SummaryA century after the opening of the Panama Canal, a second inter-oceanic passage is set to be built in Central America, this time in Nicaragua. The ambitious and astronomically expensive project promises to bring economic opportunity to a poor country but it also carries risks to its tropical ecosystems. Will the new waterway ultimately link two oceans or divide a continent? Michael Gross investigates
In the regional context of Central America, the Nicaragua Interoceanic Grand Canal presupposes a gr...
The article is an analysis of the new phase of the extractive economic model in Guatemala and Nicara...
Global trade requires goods to be transported around the world where shipping plays a major role. Th...
SummaryA century after the opening of the Panama Canal, a second inter-oceanic passage is set to be ...
Connections between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans are vital for international trade. Since 1914, t...
The construction of an interoceanic canal in Nicaragua, a longstanding controversy, has once again b...
In the regional context of Central America, the Nicaragua Interoceanic Grand Canal presupposes a gre...
One of the primary causes for the increased traffic through the Panama Canal and the expansion of th...
Artículo de publicación ISISeeking economic growth and job creation to tackle the nation's extreme p...
In this thesis, I analyze the impacts of infrastructures that have been approved but are not yet con...
The proposed interoceanic canal will connect the Caribbean Sea with the Pacific Ocean, traversing La...
The Panama Canal expansion is expected to affect global transportation trade routes. The Panama Cana...
Nicaragua is preparing the construction of an interoceanic canal that will be the longest and larges...
The building of the Panama Canal by the US in 1914 proved definitively the ascent of the US to regio...
The Darien Gap stands, at the dawn of the XXIst Century, as a remainder of the linkages between loca...
In the regional context of Central America, the Nicaragua Interoceanic Grand Canal presupposes a gr...
The article is an analysis of the new phase of the extractive economic model in Guatemala and Nicara...
Global trade requires goods to be transported around the world where shipping plays a major role. Th...
SummaryA century after the opening of the Panama Canal, a second inter-oceanic passage is set to be ...
Connections between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans are vital for international trade. Since 1914, t...
The construction of an interoceanic canal in Nicaragua, a longstanding controversy, has once again b...
In the regional context of Central America, the Nicaragua Interoceanic Grand Canal presupposes a gre...
One of the primary causes for the increased traffic through the Panama Canal and the expansion of th...
Artículo de publicación ISISeeking economic growth and job creation to tackle the nation's extreme p...
In this thesis, I analyze the impacts of infrastructures that have been approved but are not yet con...
The proposed interoceanic canal will connect the Caribbean Sea with the Pacific Ocean, traversing La...
The Panama Canal expansion is expected to affect global transportation trade routes. The Panama Cana...
Nicaragua is preparing the construction of an interoceanic canal that will be the longest and larges...
The building of the Panama Canal by the US in 1914 proved definitively the ascent of the US to regio...
The Darien Gap stands, at the dawn of the XXIst Century, as a remainder of the linkages between loca...
In the regional context of Central America, the Nicaragua Interoceanic Grand Canal presupposes a gr...
The article is an analysis of the new phase of the extractive economic model in Guatemala and Nicara...
Global trade requires goods to be transported around the world where shipping plays a major role. Th...
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